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Vaccination in the control of bovine botulism in Queensland.
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Type C botulism in young dogs.
A diffuse lower motor neurone paralysis developed in a 6-month-old male Australian cattle dog pup 4 days after it had eaten the carcase of a rotting duck in Centennial Park, Sydney. Two other dogs which ate smaller portions of the same carcase were less severely affected. Clostridium botulinum type C was isolated from and C. botulinum type C toxin was detected in faeces from the severely affected dog. The serum contained 25 LD50 of toxin/ml. The high C. botulinum count and toxin level in the faeces declined progressively during the ensuing weeks, but 114 days after ingesting the carcase C. botulinum type C was still present in faeces and a low toxin titre persisted. Soil, mud and water samples in the area of the duck ponds in the park contained C. botulinum type C spores. Spores and high toxin titres were also found in the intestine of the carcases of 2 birds in the area.
Diagnosis of botulism in cattle using ELISA to detect antibody to botulinum toxins.
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An outbreak of botulism in a deer herd in Queensland.
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Serological diagnosis of botulism in dairy cattle.
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Interconversion of bacterial agents causing botulism and gas gangrene.
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Botulism and conserved grass feeding.
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Outbreak of botulism in horses.
An outbreak of nervous disease in Standardbred horses occurred near Bendigo, in south-eastern Australia, in October 1980. Over a two week period 11 horses in four training stables were affected with gait abnormalities, depression and recumbency. Eight of the 11 died. The results of an investigation implicated Clostridium botulinum toxin as the cause. The toxin was food-borne as a contaminant of oaten chaff.
Mechanical ventilation and management of botulism secondary to an injection abscess in an adult horse.
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Botulism in infants: a cause of sudden death?
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The rat as an animal model for infant botulism.
Susceptibility to intraintestinal Clostridium botulinum colonization of conventional infant and germfree adult rats is comparable to that of mice. C. botulinum-monoassociated rats pass C. botulinum toxin in their milk.
Studies of the toxin of Clostridium botulinum. V. Prophylactic immunization of pheasants and ducks against avian botulism.
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Outbreak of botulism in Kenya after ingestion of white ants.
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