Distribution of inclusion bodies in tissues from 100 dogs infected with canine distemper virus
2007
Kubo, T.(Nihon Univ., Fujisawa, Kanagawa (Japan). School of Veterinary Medicine) | Kagawa, Y. | Taniyama, H. | Hasegawa, A.
One hundred dogs that were positive for canine distemper virus antigen and inclusion bodies in the tonsils were examined for the distribution of inclusion bodies in various tissues. Inclusion bodies were found in the lungs (70 dogs), brains (20 dogs), urinary bladders (73 dogs), stomachs (78 dogs), spleens (77 dogs), and lymph nodes (81 dogs) of the dogs. Based on these results, the tonsils may be the most suitable tissue for detection of inclusion bodies in canine distemper.
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