The purpose of the research is to study the cumulative properties of the long-acting preparation "Flyblock insecticidal tag". Materials and methods. The cumulative properties of the "Flyblock insecticidal tag" preparation were studied by the subchronic toxicity method on 20 male guinea pigs, which...

Diplodiosis is a neuromycotoxicosis of cattle and sheep caused by ingestion of maize infected with the ear-rot fungus Stenocarpella (=Diplodia) maydis. Apart from ataxia, paresis, and paralysis, the toxin is responsible for stillbirths and neonatal losses characterized by the presence of spongiform ...

Eight-week-old guineapigs (17) and hamsters (17) were infected with 300 to 1000 E. cervi larvae from Helix pomatia. The animals were necropsied 4 and 24 h pi and at intervals between days 2-150 pi. Central nervous system (CNS) symptoms in the form of paresis and paralysis of limbs were observed...

A female cat exhibiting aggressiveness and paresis of the hindlimbs died after 20 days of observation. Rabies was diagnosed at histological examination of the brain. Two g.pigs inoculated intracerebrally with brain material developed, after 4 months, slight motor inco-ordination of the hind-limbs...

I. The Flury strain of rabies virus, in a suspension of g. pig brain, caused fatal paresis and paralysis when inoculated intracerebrally into rabbits, g. pigs, mice, sheep and dogs. It was passaged intracerebrally in these animals, and in chick embryos. Of these species of animals, only g. pigs...

Mouse-adapted (neurotropic) and g. pig adapted (viscerotropic) strains of F. & M. disease virus Type C were passaged in unweaned rabbits.
A strain adapted to unweaned mice. and to 20-24-day-old mice was passaged 6 times in young unweaned rabbits by i/p injection of brain tissue. The younger the...

Suspension of normal brain plus adjuvants produced this condition when 3 ml. were injected intramuscularly or 1 ml. intraperitoneally. Pathological changes were found in the entire nervous system and consisted of perivascular inflammatory reaction. Changes in the remaining organs were present, but...

See also V.B. 25, 1977.] The authors inoculated rabbits by various routes with Flury strain rabies virus passaged in g. pigs.
By the subcutaneous or intramuscular routes the virus produced no symptoms, but when inoculated intracerebrally or into the eye it produced a variety of symptoms in...

The authors record the history, illness and P.M. findings observed in six horses, aged 3-10 years and a foal three months old. Clinical symptoms, varying from animal to animal, were: paraplegia, paresis of neck muscles and hind limbs, slight icterus of visible mucous membranes, absence of reflexes, ...

Out of about 200 cases of mastitis occurring annually in the practice of one of the authors, about 30 were followed by paraplegia. These always occurred during the summer. An acute mastitis with marked and characteristic alteration of the secretion developed five or six months after calving and was ...