Eurytrema procyonis in a New York fox

A fox infected with canine distemper virus had multiple Eurytrema procyonis trematodes within the major pancreatic duct. The ductal epithelium was slightly hyperplastic and there was mild periductal fibrosis present. There was dilatation of the pancreatic duct containing the parasites. Numerous eosi...

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Published inCornell veterinarian (USA) Vol. 77; no. 2; p. 168
Main Authors Foley, G.L, Anderson, W.I, Georgi, M.E
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published United States 01.04.1987
Subjects
Animals
Animals, Wild - parasitology
DISTEMPER VIRUS
EURYTREMA
FOXES
Foxes - parasitology
HISTOPATHOLOGY
INSPECCION POSTMORTEM
Male
NECROPSIE
NEW YORK
NUEVA YORK
PANCREAS
Pancreatic Diseases - parasitology
Pancreatic Diseases - pathology
Pancreatic Diseases - veterinary
Pancreatic Ducts - parasitology
POSTMORTEM INSPECTION
RENARD
Trematode Infections - pathology
Trematode Infections - veterinary
VIRUS MALADIE DE CARRE
VIRUS MOQUILLO
VULPES
ZORRO
New York
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Summary:A fox infected with canine distemper virus had multiple Eurytrema procyonis trematodes within the major pancreatic duct. The ductal epithelium was slightly hyperplastic and there was mild periductal fibrosis present. There was dilatation of the pancreatic duct containing the parasites. Numerous eosinophilic intracytoplasmic inclusions were present in the epithelium of multiple organs, including the pancreatic ducts.
Bibliography:8728245
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ISSN:0010-8901