Selected article for: "cpxv infection potential differential diagnosis consider and differential diagnosis"
Author: Breheny, Craig R; Fox, Victoria; Tamborini, Alice; O’Halloran, Conor; Robertson, Elise; Cazzini, Paola; Birn-Jeffery, Daniela; Henkin, Julia; Schwarz, Tobias; Scase, Tim; Powell, Roger; Gunn-Moore, Danièlle
Title: Novel characteristics identified in two cases of feline cowpox virus infection
  • Document date: 2017_7_11
    • ID: u533ueu1_24
    Snippet: The importance of CPxV-induced disease in cats is gaining increased recognition. In the autumn in which this manuscript was being prepared, the authors became aware of an increase in prevalence of CPxV in the UK, with particularly virulent characteristics. 13 With cutaneous and respiratory signs occurring relatively frequently with CPxV infection, it is important that clinicians recognise these signs, consider this potential differential diagnosi.....
    Document: The importance of CPxV-induced disease in cats is gaining increased recognition. In the autumn in which this manuscript was being prepared, the authors became aware of an increase in prevalence of CPxV in the UK, with particularly virulent characteristics. 13 With cutaneous and respiratory signs occurring relatively frequently with CPxV infection, it is important that clinicians recognise these signs, consider this potential differential diagnosis, perform appropriate diagnostics and commence appropriate management. This case series emphasises the need to consider CPxV in circumstances where there are not the classical signs, or where there is atypical body system involvement, be it neurological or upper respiratory.

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