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Effect of Conbined Treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine on Canine Parvovirus

Xiaoqin Luo

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Abstract

The canine parvovirus(CPV) disease is one of severely contagious diseases caused by the canine parvovirus and characterized by hemorrhagic enteritis or apyogenous myocarditis.This disease can be infected in every seasons.According to the epidemiology,clinical symptom,anatomy changes.etc.38 clinical cases were treated and the results were fine.

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The canine parvovirus(CPV) disease is one of severely contagious diseases caused by the canine parvovirus and characterized by hemorrhagic enteritis or apyogenous myocarditis.This disease can be infected in every seasons.According to the epidemiology,clinical symptom,anatomy changes.etc.38 clinical cases were treated and the results were fine.

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The canine parvovirus(CPV) disease is one of severely contagious diseases caused by the canine parvovirus and characterized by hemorrhagic enteritis or apyogenous myocarditis.This disease can be infected in every seasons.According to the epidemiology,clinical symptom,anatomy changes.etc.38 clinical cases were treated and the results were fine.

Key concepts: Canine parvovirus, Enteritis, Parvovirus, Myocarditis, Medicine, Epidemiology, Disease, Clinical disease

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