… [8] and infective endocarditis with native or prosthetic valve involvement and device
associated Infective endocarditis [9]. We present two cases of infective endocarditis with abscess …

… Antibiotic treatment often leads to recovery, even in severe cases, as in a 43-year-old male
diabetic patient who presented with an aggressive form of infective endocarditis involving the …

… sheep or in a facility that houses sheep should be aware that certain zoonotic diseases are
common in sheep. … endocarditis, hepatitis, osteomyelitis and infected aortic aneurysms 7,18 . …

… Domestic ungulates such as sheep, cattle, and goats serve as the reservoir of infection for …
, Q fever hepatitis is often seen and Q fever endocarditis is an uncommon, but frequently fatal …

… infective oocysts that are in the feces of the definitive host, the cat. There may be direct
transmission if sheep or goats ingest heavily infected aborted placentas and vertical transmission …

… In addition to infected animals, infectious agents can arise through contaminated biologics
(… source of colony infection. Unlike traditional laboratory animals, livestock (eg, pigs, sheep, or …

… can be involved, but endocarditis is of particular concern. Chronic infection, defined as …
goats and sheep may have increased rates of spontaneous abortion. Organisms are excreted in …

… CT hybrid scan in diagnosing infective endocarditis. This is based on the pathophysiologic
process of activated granulocytes in … burnetii in an infected dairy sheep herd for 8 months. The …

… Respiratory infection and may lead to miscarriage in … infected and aborting sheep. Cattle
and goats may also be affected … of infectious abortion in sheep in the UK but human infection …

Small ruminants are susceptible to several chlamydial and rickettsial infections. Some of them,
such as Ehrlichia ruminantium, have a great impact on the sheep and goat industry while …