Aspergillus niger pulmonary infection in a dog
2003
Kim, S.H. (Seoul National Univ., Suwon (Korea R.)) | Yong, H.C. | Yoon, J.H. | Youn, H.Y. | Yoshioka, N. | Kano, R. | Hasegawa, A.
ABSTRACT. A 6-month-old male golden retriever was presented with fever, bloody-watery diarrhea and mild cough. Parvovirus and Isospora canis infection was confirmed and successfully treated. Two weeks later, the dog had severe cough and mucopurulent nasal discharge. Aspergillus niger was cultured from endotracheal washings on blood agar at 37 deg C. Treatment with itraconazole for about 10 weeks resolved the clinical signs.
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