论文信息 - Verminous arteritis in a 3-month-old thoroughbred foal.

Verminous arteritis in a 3-month-old thoroughbred foal.

Strongylus vulgaris migration and cranial mesenteric arterial thrombus formation resulted in fatal colic in a 3-month-old Thoroughbred foal. Vascular damage associated with S. vulgaris occurs early in the course of infection and, despite widespread use of broad-spectrum anthelmintics, appropriate management is still essential to minimize exposure of young animals to this parasite.

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