НОВЫЕ АСПЕКТЫ ПАТОГЕНЕЗА ДИРОФИЛЯРИОЗА
Abstract
Some actual concepts concerning the pathogenesis of D. immitis. The analysis suggests that the helminth lives not only in the pulmonary arteries and its presence in the right ventricle is a post-mortem artifact. The heartworms can are visualized in the right cardiac chambers of a dog with caval syndrome.
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Ирина Колодий
ГНУ СКЗНИВИ РАСХН
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Алексей Ермаков
ГНУ СКЗНИВИ РАСХН
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Анастасия Никулина
ГНУ СКЗНИВИ РАСХН
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Светлана Живая
ГНУ СКЗНИВИ РАСХН
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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