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. 1981 Jan;22(1):1–8.

A Review of the Lesions in Shipping Fever of Cattle

A J Rehmtulla, R G Thomson
PMCID: PMC1789854  PMID: 7018660

Abstract

A review of literature concerning the information published on the macroscopic and microscopic lung lesions in “shipping fever” of cattle is presented as reported in naturally occurring cases as well as the experimental disease.

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