Infectious canine hepatitis associated with prednisone treatment.

Valerie M, Wong; Candace, Marche; Elemir, Simko

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Infectious canine hepatitis associated with prednisone treatment.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Jul 2013 English Journal:The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne, volume 53 (issn: 0008-5286,

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Authors: Valerie M, Wong; Candace, Marche; Elemir, Simko;

pmid: 23633720

pmc: PMC3474583

Infectious canine hepatitis associated with prednisone treatment.

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Abstract

An 11-week-old, female Alaskan husky dog housed outdoors in the Yukon, Canada, was diagnosed with infectious canine hepatitis. The predisposing factors in this puppy for such a rare disease included inappropriate vaccination program, potential contact with endemic wildlife, and immunosuppression due to prednisone treatment.

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University of Saskatchewan
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Keywords

Immunocompromised Host, Dogs, Vaccination, Animals, Prednisone, Animals, Wild, Female, Hepatitis, Infectious Canine

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