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Most appropriate samples to be taken when facing a suspicion of infectious disease in horses

New article published in VISAVET Outreach Journal

September 8th, 2016

Cruz F.


Whenever there is a suspicion of infectious disease in a horse, it is important to take into account several basic aspects of the sampling for the laboratory analysis in order to avoid mistakes in this stage which could lead to false drawn conclusions in the interpretation of results. In this article we summarise the most appropriate samples that should be taken when facing a horse with a suspicion of infectious disease.





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VISAVET Outreach Journal

TITLE: Most appropriate samples to be taken when facing a suspicion of infectious disease in horses


TYPE: Article


AUTHORS: Cruz F.


Fátima Cruz López

JOURNAL: VISAVET Outreach Journal


LANGUAJE: English-spanish


DATE: September 8th, 2016


PUBLISHING COMPANY: VISAVET Health Surveillance Centre (U.C.M.)



CITE THIS PUBLICATION:

Cruz F. Most appropriate samples to be taken when facing a suspicion of infectious disease in horses.. VISAVET Outreach Journal. VISAVET Health Surveillance Centre (U.C.M.). 2016. (Article)


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Servicio de Vigilancia Sanitaria Equina (SEVISEQ)
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