Canine Piroplasmosis. III. Morbid Anatomy

G. S. Graham-Smith

doi:10.1017/S0022172400002515

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In the preceding paper the morphology of the parasites found in the peripheral circulation and in the organs of eleven dogs experimentally infected with Canine Piroplasmosis has been described. In the following pages will be considered the morbid lesions found in hese dogs, and the proportions of the variously infected red corpuscles to one another, both in the organs and in the blood.

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