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Hindi Journal of Veterinary Science & Medical DiagnosisISSN: 2325-9590
El-Satar AA Author
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Department of Bacteriology, Mycology and Immunology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Mansoura University, Mansoura, Egypt
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A Case of Subcutaneous Destructive Facial Swelling in a Dog Caused by Mucor Species
Author(s): Awadin W, Mosbah E, Youssef ES and El-Satar AA
A Case of Subcutaneous Destructive Facial Swelling in a Dog Caused by Mucor Species
A three-year-old Black Jack dog was presented in August, 2014 to Mansoura veterinary teaching hospital, Egypt for investigation of a firm non-painful subcutaneous swelling beneath the right eye. Oral examination revealed normal lips, gums, teeth, tongue and palate. Incision of the swelling discharged whitish yellow fluid, pyogranulomatous masses and bloody exudates. Subsequent biopsy and culture examination revealed a pure growth of a view more»
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