Sentences with phrase «clinical disease»

This bacteria causes a variety of clinical diseases such as liver and kidney failure, among others.

The infection may or may not cause clinical disease and treatment is generally considered to be necessary only for pets showing clinical signs.

However, the parasite rarely causes significant clinical diseases in cats or any species.

They also may develop clinical disease, which means that they do have symptoms that their owners can see.

The virus can remain on a cat's hair coat long after recovery from clinical disease, which can also serve as a means of transmission.

And since genetic testing can be done at any age, each dog's genetic status can be known even before clinical disease signs are recognized.

It's actually the most common clinical disease seen in dogs.

Since genetic testing can be done at any age, each dog's genetic status can be known even before clinical disease signs are recognized.

There is no way to know if infection will result in clinical disease within a person's lifetime, and no way to prevent it or treat the disease.

While the vaccine may not prevent an infection, it does reduce shed of the virus and the severity of clinical disease.

Positive FHV - 1 test results (virus isolation, immunofluorescence techniques, and conventional PCR assays) do not differentiate subclinically infected cats from those with clinical disease as a result of FHV - 1 infection.

«Salmonella biosurveillance in veterinary facilities is critical because animals can shed the bacteria without showing clinical disease signs,» said Laura Goodman, a senior research associate in the Department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences and lead author of the study.

In contrast, timely vaccination against panleukopenia, canine parvovirus, and distemper virus usually prevents clinical disease altogether.

«While [grizzly] bears were relatively resistant to developing severe metabolic imbalances or overt clinical disease due to a high saturated fat diet, it is important to note that this study occurred only over a single feeding season,» says Danielle Rivet, who led the study during her graduate studies at WSU.

They can also cause clinical diseases such as nephritis, hepatitis and encephalitis.

A cat persistently infected with FeLV is highly likely to develop clinical disease related to the virus, which can cause suffering and death in cats.

Research - Conduct excellent research which will enhance the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of animal disease, promote animal health and productivity, and take advantage of our unique access to naturally - occurring clinical disease in order to explore mechanisms of fundamental importance to biomedical science.

Our long - term goal is to characterize oral health and disease at the molecular level; in other words, define taxonomic or functional signatures in the supragingival biofilm that represent the ECC - associated oral dysbiosis prior to clinical disease development,» he added.

Many cats without clinical disease will have high titers to FIP.

When the numbers of demodex mites proliferate beyond the balance, clinical disease sets in.

On top of these symptoms, many clinical diseases are associated with cow's milk allergy — food intolerance, food allergy / hypersensitivity, food anaphylactic, and anaphylactoid reaction.

It also marks the first confirmation that the pathogen is causing clinical disease west of the Mississippi.

«The frequency of different manifestations of the disease across the lines of these mice screened so far are similar in variety and proportion to the spectrum of clinical disease observed in the 2014 West African outbreak,» Rasmussen said.

DENV causes a spectrum of clinical disease ranging from Dengue Fever (DF), a self - limited febrile illness, to a life - threatening syndrome called Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever / Dengue Shock Syndrome (DHF / DSS).

They also provide a list of mechanisms for protection from chronic disease that may serve as research targets, including clinical disease, protection from oxidation, improved insulin and fat metabolism, antiinflammatory action, anticlotting action, improved bowel function and microbial milieu, stimulation of protective enzymes, prevention of DNA damage, and enhancement of DNA repair.

«I don't really recommend the keto diet in anything other than clinical disease management settings, because it is incredibly restrictive,» says Sharp.

Significantly, however, the condition in some asymptomatic dogs may progress to present as overtly clinical disease.

Other clinical diseases related to calcium imbalances include osteochondrosis dissecans (OCD), retained cartilaginous cores, radius curvus syndrome, and stunted growth.

«We can conclude that a single dose of seconidazole may be very effective and safe in eliminating clinical disease and shedding in giardia - infected cats,» she concluded, cautioning, «We need a lot more studies....

While it is probably impossible to kill all the coccidia in a puppy with clinical disease using medications, it may help reduce the numbers of organisms that littermates and housemates are subjected to and to shorten the duration of clinical signs.

It moves vaccination away from the weaning period and allows for protection against clinical disease during the growing and finishing phases.»

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Initial exposure to the FIP virus usually results in no obvious clinical disease, although some cats may experience a mild upper respiratory disease that is characterized by sneezing, watery eyes, and watery nasal discharge.

Stresses such as improper diet, new diet, change in diet, introduction of a new pet, overcrowding, environmental stresses, immunosuppression or other disease may trigger clinical disease.

One of the most important reasons for having a cat regularly examined, (no matter what the lifestyle of the particular animal) is for the simple reason that cats often hide or mask clinical disease, acting seemingly normal to the feline guardian only until they are very sick.

They are stabile in moist or wet environments with near neutral pH & are maintained in nature through a cycle of infection in Reservoir Hosts who have mild to absent clinical disease but chronically shed Leptospires into the environment.

E. ewingii and E. chaffeensis are different infections and create different clinical diseases.]

The percentage of vaccinated animals (those vaccinated only as puppies) protected from clinical disease after challenge with canine distemper virus, canine parvovirus and canine adenovirus in the study was greater than 95 %.»

The first canine influenza virus vaccine was approved for licensure by the USDA in May of 2009 and is available to help control clinical disease.

Leptospirosis is a rare clinical disease in companion animals.

Antibody titers in this study population of dogs were likely a result of prior immunization combined with any natural exposure, and suggest that these dogs had adequate immunologic memory, the mechanism that provides animals with protection from clinical disease upon natural viral challenge.

Interpret health record documentation using knowledge of anatomy, physiology, clinical disease processes, pharmacology and medical terminology to identify code able diagnosis and procedure.

FIP is not a highly contagious disease, since by the time the cat develops clinical disease only a small amount of virus is being shed.

Although some of the dogs showing clinical disease were recently boarded or at doggie daycare facilities, this should not be taken as an indication that this virus is only spread at boarding kennels or that boarding your dog or taking it to daycare will result in infection.

Properly immunized animals have sterilizing immunity (immunity that prevents further infection even when an animal is exposed) that not only prevents clinical disease but also prevents infection, and only the presence of antibody can prevent infection,» states Dr Jean Dodds.

Elanco will provide reimbursement for reasonable costs related to diagnosis and treatment of clinical disease associated with intestinal parasitism from hookworm *, roundworm and whipworm infections in dogs.

The researchers said more study is needed to determine if astrovirus infections in nonhuman primates are associated with clinical disease, or whether such infections are asymptomatic.