The disease is caused by M. suis (previously Eperythrozoonosis suis and for a short time proposed to be renamed as Mycoplasma haemosuis), an obligate, intracellular bacteria. The …

Eperythrozoonosis is a rare, sporadic, noncontagious, blood-borne disease in ruminants worldwide caused by the rickettsial agent Eperythrozoon. Host-specific species of importance …

Eperythrozoonosis is caused by Eperythrozoon spp., which are rickettsial organisms that occur epicellularly on erythrocytes and thrombocytes, as well as freely in the plasma of a wide …

Mycoplasma haemolama/Eperythrozoonosis (EPE) The infection formerly known as Eperythrozoonosis (EPE) in Camelids has recently been reclassified as Mycoplasma …

Causes: Bacterium – Mycoplasma suis; biting insects, dirty needles. Effects: Pale skin, fever, jaundice, poor growth, infertility. The causal agent of eperythrozoonosis is the bacterium …

When specific, attributable clinical disease occurs, it is most commonly described as a syndrome of pitting edema of the distal hind limbs, teats, and udder, coincident with fever, prefemoral …

Diagnosis of acute eperythrozoonosis is based on history, clinical signs, necropsy findings, and identifying the organisms on Wright's stained blood smears (e.g. Diff-Quik TM), where E. suis …

Eperythrozoonosis is a disease in sheep and goats caused by the bacterium mycoplasma ovis (formerly known as eperythrozoon ovis). Eperythrozoonosis can lead to ill-thrift and, in more …

Diagnosis and Treatment of Adults with Community-acquired Pneumonia. An Official Clinical Practice Guideline of the American Thoracic Society and Infectious Diseases Society of America.

Eperythrozoonosis of swine (also designated as porcine mycoplasmosis) is a disease of swine under stress, expressed as a febrile condition with development of an acute ictero-anemia. It is …