Presentación Clínica: Síndrome de “Piernas Rojas” en las Ranas

El síndrome de piernas rojas, también conocido como la "enfermedad del vientre rosa" o dermatosepticemia bacteriana, es una de las condiciones clínicas más comunes de las ranas en cautiverio . . .


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Lecturas adicionales

Pasteris SE, Guidoli MG, Otero MC, et al. In vitro inhibition of Citrobacter freundii, a red-leg syndrome associated pathogen in raniculture, by indigenous Lactococcus lactis CRL 1584. Vet Microbiol 151 (3-4):336-344, 2011.