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Clinical Communication

Acute lameness in sheep caused Corynebacterium pyogenes

 

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Feild outbreaks of acute lameness in sheep in New Zealand are usually attributed to contagious footrot (Fusiformis nodosus) (CitationBeveridge, 1941), foot abscess (Sphaerophorus necrophorus) (CitationGregory, 1939), or so-called “nutritional scald” Occasionally Erysipelothrix rhusio pathiae is also responsible (CitationWhitten, 1951).

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