RABIES AND CEREBROSPINAL NEMATODOSIS IN WOODCHUCKS (MARMOTA-MONAX) FROM NEW-YORK

  • 1 January 1978
    • journal article
    • research article
    • Vol. 68  (3) , 391-395
Abstract
Necropsy records, rabies antibody tests and necropsy examinations indicated that migration of ascarid larvae usually was responsible for abnormal behavior and that rabies was an infrequent finding. Baermannization of brain tissue was suggested for a differential diagnosis.