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Cats of all ages can and do become seriously ill or die from infectious diseases that could have been prevented through vaccination.

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Using a series of case studies, we will discuss developments in the diagnosis and management of a range of infectious diseases.

1. Main infectious diseases in dogs and cats

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The immune system of human beings and domestic animals has evolved to protect the body from microbial infections. Vaccination is aimed at mobilizing the immune defense mechanisms and is one of the most successful medical interventions.

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Feline panleukopenia

Canine leptospirosis

Infections caused by canine parvoviruses

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Infectious canine hepatitis

Feline leukemia

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Etiology1.

3. Pathogenesis

2. Epidemiology

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Etiology

Epidemiology

Pathogenesis

Clinical signs and lesions

Diagnosis

Treatment

Vaccines

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Infections caused by canine parvoviruses1.1.

Vaccines7.7.

Treatment6.6.

Diagnosis5.5.

Clinical signs and lesions4.4.

This first course will deal with infections caused by canine parvoviruses. Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious virus that can a�ect all dogs, but unvaccinated dogs and puppies younger than four months old are at the most at risk.

Infections caused by canine parvoviruses will serve the following purposes:

Updating your knowledge about canine parvoviruses.

Helping you to acquire an in-depth knowledge of the clinical forms.

Describing the pathogenesis, clinical signs and lesions.

Explaining the diagnosis and treatment.

Allowing you to test what you have learnt throughout the course.

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1. Infections caused by canine parvoviruses

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2. Feline leukemia


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Etiology1.

Infections caused by canine parvoviruses1.1.

Vaccines7.7.

Treatment6.6.

Diagnosis5.5.

Clinical signs and lesions4.4.

3. Pathogenesis

2. Epidemiology


Infections caused by canine parvoviruses will serve the following purposes:

Updating your knowledge about canine parvoviruses.

Helping you to acquire an in-depth knowledge of the clinical forms.

Describing the pathogenesis, clinical signs and lesions.

Explaining the diagnosis and treatment.

Allowing you to test what you have learnt throughout the course.




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Etiology

Epidemiology

Pathogenesis


Diagnosis

Treatment

Vaccines

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Parvoviruses first replicate in the lymphoid tissue associated with the oropharynx, and subsequently, in other lymphoid organs, such as the thymus, spleen, bone marrow and lymph nodes.




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Treatment

Vaccines

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1 Colonization of the crypts of the intestinal villi by CPV.

2 Death of the cells of the crypts with dilatation of the crypts.

3 Secondary blunting of the intestinal villi.

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Which of the following sentenses is false?

Canine parvovirus type-2 has undergone a rapid development over the past 35 years.

The disease may be more prevalent in dog populations.

The incidence of parvoviral infections has not declined in recent years.

Target cells are located in the intestinal crypts.

Presently, the myocardial form is very rare due to vaccination.

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Which of the following sentenses is false?

Canine parvovirus type-2 has undergone a rapid development over the past 35 years.

The disease may be more prevalent in dog populations.

The incidence of parvoviral infections has not declined in recent years.

Target cells are located in the intestinal crypts.

Presently, the myocardial form is very rare due to vaccination.


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