| Autor: |
Fuhrmann, H., Böhm, K. H., Schlotfeldt, H.-J. |
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Journal of Fish Diseases; May1983, Vol. 6 Issue 3, p309-311, 3p |
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This article presents a study related to an outbreak of enteric redmouth disease in West Germany. Clinical conditions similar to enteric redmouth disease can be caused by different Gram-negative rod. Principal signs are inflammation in the mouth and haemorrhages in the intestine, which often contains a yellow fluid. The base of the fins and the peritoneum are reddened. The disease is a peracute, acute or chronic condition, and asymptomatic carriers can occur. Samples of rainbow trout came from a freshwater cage facility experiencing gradually increasing losses. Bacterial septicaemia and furunculosis was suspected. |
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Complementary Index |
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