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Differential Diagnosis |
Cattle - Mouth and/or Nares |
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Malignant Catarrhal Fever |
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Presence of high fever (41- 41.5ºC), severe depression,
agalactia and anorexia. Profuse mucopurulent nasal discharge, severe dyspnoea
with stertor due to obstruction of nasal passages. Oedema of the eyelids
and ocular discharge. Opacity of the cornea. Erosive buccal lesions. Superficial
necrosis of the nasal and buccal mucosae. Morbidity rate very variable.
Case mortality rate usually 100%. |
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