Sentences with phrase «necropsied by»

Those eight deaths represent just 4.4 percent of the 183 seals necropsied by researchers over that period.

Not exact matches

Based on necropsy evidence and sampling for a plethora of pathogens, the team diagnosed hemorrhagic septicemia, or fatal blood poisoning, caused by Pasteurella multocida type B bacteria, the researchers report January 17 in Science Advances.

Gross necropsy findings were similar in all titi monkeys and were characterized primarily by diffuse, consolidated pneumonias, with occasional evidence of fibrinous pleuritis, pericardial / pleural edema, and hemorrhage (Fig. 1D - 1).

The necropsy was headed at the IZW by Dr Claudia Szentiks of the Department of Wildlife Diseases.

This is done by putting up reward money for information that leads to an arrest and conviction of the perpetrator (s), keeping the public informed on court dates of current animal cruelty cases and by providing law enforcement with necropsies and resources, if needed to build a case.

In the cases brought up by this story, none of the animals went through testing (necropsy for the deceased animals) to determine what really happened to them.

If a dead kitten is available for necropsy («autopsy» in animals is called a «necropsy»), the infection is readily confirmed by biopsy as there are unique tissue findings in feline distemper.

We support law enforcement, help pay for necropsies conducted by the state lab, and silently attend court proceedings wearing red «No Excuse For Abuse» t - shirts to show support for prosecutors and the law.

An investigation began into the death of the female German Sheppard and a necropsy was performed by a Pathologist with the Department of Agriculture.

Postmortem exam and dissection of a deceased animal certainly isn't the most pleasant of activities — many a stomach has been turned by the sights and smells encountered during a necropsy.

The condition can be confirmed by thyroid size (> 12 mg / 100 g body wt) and histopathology at necropsy.

If a dead kitten is available for necropsy (in animals an autopsy is called a necropsy), the infection is readily confirmed by biopsy as there are unique tissue findings in feline distemper.

Necropsies will be performed on some of the dogs this week as part of an investigation by the St. Joseph County Humane Society.

One was a Bichon named Cameo who came into the Animal Welfare League as a stray and was given very potent antibiotics that a necropsy from the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign showed may have caused her death by attacking her bone marrow.

The necropsy does NOT have to be done by a veterinarian appointed by the manufacturer; it should, in fact, be done by an impartial third party.

Many conditions cause CHF, so a confirmed diagnosis is often only obtained by a pathologist examining the heart tissue during a necropsy of a deceased hamster.

Additionally, a necropsy revealed that the dog had Valley Fever, spread by a fungus that enters the body through the lungs.

Historically, no dog of any breed diagnosed with CA by Dr. Bell or Dr. de Lahunta has been found to not have CA on further testing or necropsy.

The Diagnostic Pathology Center is staffed by American College of Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP) certified anatomic pathologists and American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) licensed necropsy and histology technicians.

This year - long veterinary internship is supervised by two board - certified veterinarians and is primarily involved in all aspects of wildlife medicine, including physical exams, diagnostic sample collection, radiography, anesthesia, surgery, medical treatment, necropsy, husbandry, record maintenance, telephone consultations and presentations at rounds.

While no charges are expected to be filed, an investigation and necropsies are being performed by the St. Joseph County Humane Society.

One of these four dogs died from unrelated causes at 492 days with no evidence of lymphoma confirmed by necropsy.

Tissue samples collected during necropsy are examined microscopically by pathologists in order to answer important clinical questions, and information gleaned from necropsies is often presented at scientific meetings and published in journals to help advance our understanding of animal disease.