Table 1.

Summary of signalment, history, clinical signs, gross necropsy findings, and ancillary tests of angiostrongyliasis in free-ranging wildlife in the southeastern United States from 2015 to 2016.

Case Identification	Date Found	Location Found	Age	Sex	Clinical signs	Gross findings	Ancillary tests	Ancillary test results
Armadillo A	October 2016	Livingston Parish, LA	Adult	Male	Circling behavior in resident's driveway	Foot erosions, Hemoabdomen	FATa for rabies virus	FAT negative
Armadillo B	November 2015	Tampa, FL	Adult	Male	Abnormal behavior, including circling	Meningeal vascular congestion, Foot erosions	FAT for rabies virus; viral isolation for arboviruses; PCRb for protozoa and nematode DNA	FAT negative; no viruses isolated; PCR negative for nematode DNA; PCR positive for Toxoplasma gondii
Opossum A	September 2016	Ascension Parish, LA	Juvenile	Male	Circling behavior; Unable to stand upright	Emaciation	FAT for rabies virus; viral isolation for arboviruses	FAT negative; no viruses isolated

^aFAT: Fluorescent antibody test.

^bPCR: polymerase chain reaction.