Research Article
Detection of Mycobacterium avium Subspecies Paratuberculosis from Intestinal and Nodal Tissue of Dogs and Cats
Table 2
Species, signalment (age, sex/neuter status, breed), histopathologic disease, home environment, and tissue from which MAP-specific DNA was isolated.
| Species | Signalment | Histopathology | Home environment | Tissue from which MAP DNA was identified |
| Feline | 19 yr FS DSH | Interstitial nephritis; pancreatitis | Urban | Colic node | Feline | 16 yr FS DLH | Membranous glomerulonephropathy; biliary cystadenoma | Rural | Mesenteric node | Feline | 20 yr MN DSH | Intestinal carcinoma | Rural | Colic node | Canine | 5 yr FS Mastiff | Malignant histiocytosis of the spleen | Urban | Distal ileum | Canine | 5 yr FS Pug | Renal hypoplasia; glomerulonephritis | Urban | Mesenteric Node | Canine | 7 yr MN Labrador | Pneumonia | Rural | Distal ileum |
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yr: year; FS: female spayed; DSH: domestic short haired cat; DLH: domestic long haired cat; MN: male castrated; GI: gastrointestinal; MAP: Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis.
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