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Hematological profile of blood parasitic infected dogs in Southern Thailand.
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Abstract
BACKGROUND AND
aimTick-borne pathogens such as MATERIALS AND
methodsA total of 474 blood samples were collected from dogs presented at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital of the Prince of Songkla University between 2016 and 2019. An automatic hematology analyzer was used to establish hematological values; peripheral blood films were screened for blood parasites and their detection was associated with hematological alterations to determine the odds ratio (OR).
resultsThis study found that
conclusionThese data support the fact that hematological abnormalities are a hallmark for the identification of tick-borne infections. The hematological values, hereby reported, can be used as a guideline for the clinical diagnosis of canine blood parasitic infections in Southern Thailand.
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