Hypovolemic shock due to aortic rupture in dogs: a case of spirocercosis
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https://doi.org/10.15381/rivep.v30i3.15402Keywords:
spirocercosis, shock, aortic rupture, haemorrhageAbstract
It is reported a case of canine spirocercosis, which during the migration process of the larva culminated in rupture of the aortic wall, with consequent hypovolemic shock and death of a two-year-old Pointer dog.
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