pasteurellosis of cattle and buffalo named as hemorrhagic septicemia (hs) is an acute and fatal disease causes by pasteurella multocida serotypes b2 and e2 in different countries. hs is occurred in all parts of the world except australia. economic importance of disease in asia is more than africa. bovine pasteurellosis is endemic in northern areas (gilan and mazandaran), west and east azarbayja...

Neonatal infection due to Cryptococcus neoformans is extremely rare. We report a case of a 21-day-old neonate diagnosed with cryptococcal septicemia who was successfully treated with amphotericin B. He was born to a human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) seronegative mother. This report alerts general pediatricians and neonatologists to consider Cryptococcus neoformans infection as a possible cause...

Genes encoding two major outer membrane proteins (OMPs) of the bacterial pathogen Aeromonas veronii, Omp38 and Omp48, were used to construct DNA vaccines. The protective effect of such vaccines against motile aeromonad septicaemia was evaluated in spotted sand bass (Paralabrax maculatofasciatus), an endemic species of the Mexican Northwest Pacific coast and a potential resource for the aquacult...

I can recall a suggestion which I made at a meeting of the Surat Medical Union in 1920, in a discussion on the treatment of plague. One can only understand the pathology of plague when one comes to examine cases at post-mortem examination. The majority of cases die before the sixth day of illness and show profound pathological changes in the heart and other organs. The condition present is a se...

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Two cases of haemorrhagic diathesis are described, where the laboratory diagnosis was confused owing to previous blood transfusions. Without the help of investigating the relatives, the nephew of Case 1, the haemophiliac, and the uncle of Case 2, with Christmas disease, there would have been considerable delay in reaching the diagnosis and so instituting the correct treatment.

The mechanism of bleeding in haemorrhagic thrombocythaemia is obscure. Although by definition there is always a raised platelet count, the haemorrhagic episodes cannot be satisfactorily correlated with the level of the count. In fact, thrombocythaemia can exist without bleeding manifestations (Fanger, Cella, and Litchman, 1954). The most commonly occurring laboratory defect is an abnormal bleed...