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. 2012 Apr;86(7):3626–3634. doi: 10.1128/JVI.06264-11

Table 1.

Clinical observations following VZV inoculation

Factor Presence of factor by animal and inoculation regimena
Group 1
Group 2
Controls
C88-117M
C87-009M
C91-080M
C04-019M
C89-100M
C95-073M
C91-078M
C04-015M
C87-103M
C93-093M
A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B
Pyrexiab + +
Anorexiac + + + +
Lymphadenopathyd + +
Abnormal stool/urinee + +
Coryzaf +
a

Animals were monitored daily for food intake, stool consistency, and general well-being. Animals were routinely weighed, examined for external signs of enlarged lymph nodes, and monitored closely for clinical signs of VZV infection, including, but not limited to, vesicular lesions, fever, generalized malaise, and appetite suppression, concurrent to surveillance for secondary infection. A, initial intratracheal inoculation at week 0; B, intravenous inoculation at week 12. Animal C95-073M coughed immediately after receiving the first inoculation (A) and thus did not receive the full dose.

b

Increased body temperature of ≥38.4°C.

c

Lack of appetite exceeding 24-h period following general anesthesia.

d

Lymph nodes of >1 cm in any diameter.

e

Diarrhea, blood in stool, hematuria, or hematochezia.

f

Nasal discharge.