Aspirin and prednisolone modification of postadulticide pulmonary arterial disease in heartworm-infected dogs: Arteriographic study

Rawlings, C.A.; Keith, J.C.; Losonsky, J.M.; Lewis, R.E.; McCall, J.W.

Aspirin and prednisolone modification of postadulticide pulmonary arterial disease in heartworm-infected dogs: Arteriographic study

1983

Rawlings, C.A. | Keith, J.C. | Losonsky, J.M. | Lewis, R.E. | McCall, J.W.

heartworm-infected dogs (infected by transplantation of adult worms), pulmonary arterial disease following use of adulticide (thiacetarsamide) modified by aspirin or prednisolone, arteriographic study

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AGROVOC Keywords

animals cardiovascular system dirofilariasis dogs drug therapy drug therapy etiology nematoda parasitology pathology prednisolone radiography

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Published in

American journal of veterinary research

Volume 44 Issue 5 Pagination 821 - 827 ISSN 0002-9645

Other Subjects

[dirofilaria immitis] (nematoda); Pulmonary artery; Therapeutic use; Arsenamide; Complications; Dog diseases; Pulmonary circulation; Veterinary; Aspirin; Drug effects; Combination; Pulmonary embolism

Language

English

Type

Text; Journal Article

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