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Bartonella: A New Etiological Agent of Feline Ocular Disease
NVL Newsletters: Table of Contents |
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Animals and the COVID-19 Pandemic: SARS-CoV-2 Spillover and Spillback |
Winter 2022 |
Vol. 21, Number 1 |
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The COVID-19 Pandemic Continues- and is Worse!© |
Winter 2021 |
Vol. 20, Number 1 |
Zoonoses and Pandemics: Veterinarians Roles© |
Spring 2021 |
Vol. 20, Number 2 |
COVID-19 "Ain't" Over: Breakthrough Infections, Long COVID and Animals!© |
Summer 2021 |
Vol. 20, Number 3 |
Similarities Between the COVID-19 and AIDS Pandemics© |
Fall 2021 |
Vol. 20, Number 4 |
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Feline Bartonella Diseases: Cat Got Your Spleen? |
Winter 2020 |
Vol. 19, Number 1 |
COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic and Veterinarians |
Spring 2020 |
Vol. 19, Number 2 |
Science Matters!© |
Summer 2020 |
Vol. 19, Number 3 |
Science Has Not Found A Cure For Stupidity© |
Fall 2020 |
Vol. 19, Number 4 |
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Tribute to Veterinary Technician: Jan Corbishley© |
Winter 2019 |
Vol. 18, Number 1 |
Literature Review: A Scientific Potpourri© |
Spring 2019 |
Vol. 18, Number 2 |
Donald Armstrong, MD: A Pioneer in Infectious Diseases© |
Summer 2019 |
Vol. 18, Number 3 |
20th Anniversary of the FeBart® Test |
Fall 2019 |
Vol. 18, Number 4 |
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The One Health Initiative: Our Experience© |
Winter 2018 |
Vol. 17, Number 1 |
Literature Review: 3 Common Cat Pathogens© |
Spring 2018 |
Vol. 17, Number 2 |
Bartonella and the Musculoskeletal System: Where is the Cat?© |
Summer 2018 |
Vol. 17, Number 3 |
Myron "Max" Essex, DVM, PhD Celebration© |
Fall 2018 |
Vol. 17, Number 4 |
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Feral/Stray Cats, Shelters and Multiple Cat Households© |
Winter 2017 |
Vol. 16, Number 1 |
Honoring Those We Have Lost© |
Spring 2017 |
Vol. 16, Number 2 |
Bartonella Human Diseases - What If© |
Summer 2017 |
Vol. 16, Number 3 |
8th International Bartonella Meeting, Beijing China© |
Fall 2017 |
Vol. 16, Number 4 |
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Diagnostic Tests for "The 3" Common Feline Pathogens© |
Winter 2016 |
Vol. 15, Number 1 |
Bartonella is not a "Lily-Livered" Pathogen© |
Spring 2016 |
Vol. 15, Number 2 |
Bartonella: That Gut Feeling© |
Summer 2016 |
Vol. 15, Number 3 |
India/Nepal and Kathmandu ("Cat Man Do")© |
Fall 2016 |
Vol. 15, Number 4 |
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Bartonella Transmission: Reservoirs and Vectors |
Winter 2015 |
Vol. 14, Number 1 |
Bartonella Association with Autoimmune Diseases |
Spring 2015 |
Vol. 14, Number 2 |
The Human Bartonella Paradigm Has Changed |
Summer 2015 |
Vol. 14, Number 3 |
The FeBart (Bartonella) Test is Sweet 16 |
Fall 2015 |
Vol. 14, Number 4 |
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Goodhearted Veterinarians and Bartonella |
Winter 2014 |
Vol. 13, Number 1 |
Veterinarian's Questions about Bartonella! |
Spring 2014 |
Vol. 13, Number 2 |
Breathe Easier - Without Bartonella |
Summer 2014 |
Vol. 13, Number 3 |
Out of Africa: Pathogens and Pandemics |
Fall 2014 |
Vol. 13, Number 4 |
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Bartonella Screening and Therapy Titration Tests |
Winter 2013 |
Vol. 12, Number 1 |
Let's Get Serious About Bartonella! |
Spring 2013 |
Vol. 12, Number 2 |
The Common Feline Pathogens of African Wild Cats! |
Summer 2013 |
Vol. 12, Number 3 |
Bartonella and Your Immunocompromised Clients! |
Fall 2013 |
Vol. 12, Number 4 |
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Honoring People Who Made a Difference: 2011 was a Year of Great Loss |
Winter 2012 |
Vol. 11, Number 1 |
7th International Conference on Bartonella as Animal and Human Pathogens |
Spring 2012 |
Vol. 11, Number 2 |
The History of Bartonella: From Antiquity to the Present |
Summer 2012 |
Vol. 11, Number 3 |
Bartonella and Pregnancy |
Fall 2012 |
Vol. 11, Number 4 |
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Science's Major Accomplishments of the First Decade of the 21st Century |
Winter 2011 |
Vol. 10, Number 1 |
Healthy Cats: To Test or Not to Test? That is the Question |
Spring 2011 |
Vol. 10, Number 2 |
1st International One Health Congress |
Summer 2011 |
Vol. 10, Number 3 |
Bartonella Induced Oral Inflammatory Disease of Cats |
Fall 2011 |
Vol. 10, Number 4 |
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Do Bartonella Cause Disease in Cats? I. Experimental Support |
Winter 2010 |
Vol. 9, Number 1 |
Do Bartonella Cause Disease in Cats? II. Evidence from Pet Cats |
Spring 2010 |
Vol. 9, Number 2 |
One Medicine, One Health and Us |
Summer 2010 |
Vol. 9, Number 3 |
Bartonellosis: Cat Scratch Disease and Sequelae |
Fall 2010 |
Vol. 9, Number 4 |
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What's On Your Plate—lets? Bartonella? |
Winter 2009 |
Vol. 8, Number 1 |
The Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV): The FIV Test Patent Has Expired |
Spring 2009 |
Vol. 8, Number 2 |
What is the Best Test for Detection of Bartonella Infection? |
Summer 2009 |
Vol. 8 Number 3 |
6th International Conference on Bartonella as Medical & Veterinary Pathogens |
Fall 2009 |
Vol. 8, Number 4 |
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Recent Bartonella Publications: |
Winter 2008 |
Vol. 7, Number 1 |
Have a Heart or Broken Heart: Bartonella and Cardiovascular Diseases |
Spring 2008 |
Vol. 7, Number 2 |
Therapy of Bartonella Infection and Disease |
Summer 2008 |
Vol. 7, Number 3 |
Kids, Kittens, and Bartonella |
Fall 2008 |
Vol. 7, Number 4 |
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Healthy Cats and Bartonella: Bartonella are More Important than
FeLV and FIV |
Winter 2007 |
Vol. 6, Number 1 |
5th International Conference on Bartonella as Emerging Pathogens |
Spring 2007 |
Vol. 6, Number 2 |
Dogs and Bartonella |
Summer 2007 |
Vol. 6, Number 3 |
8th Anniversary of the FeBart Test |
Fall 2007 |
Vol. 6, Number 4 |
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Feline Bartonella: Public Health Implications: Lessons Learned – Case Histories |
Winter 2006 |
Vol. 5, Number 1 |
The Eyes Have It: Bartonella Tropism |
Spring 2006 |
Vol. 5, Number 2 |
Feline Bartonella Have Some Nerve! Neurologic Diseases Caused by
Feline Bartonella |
Summer 2006 |
Vol. 5, Number 3 |
Current Feline Leukemia Virus Research Supports: Confirm All In-Hospital FeLV ELISA Positive Tests by IFA |
Fall 2006 |
Vol. 5, Number 4 |
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4th International Bartonella Meeting – Part 2 |
Winter 2005 |
Vol. 4, Number 1 |
Bartonella: Quick Reference Sheet |
Spring 2005 |
Vol. 4, Number 2 |
The Controversy Regarding Feline Bartonella Pathogenicity in Cats |
Summer 2005 |
Vol. 4, Number 3 |
Interpreting the FeBart Bartonella Test Results |
Fall 2005 |
Vol. 4, Number 4 |
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Feline Bartonella Test Results and More Public Health Implications |
Winter 2004 |
Vol. 3, Number 1 |
Bartonella What is the Veterinarian's Legal Responsibility? |
Spring 2004 |
Vol. 3, Number 2 |
Commonly Asked Bartonella Questions |
Summer 2004 |
Vol. 3, Number 3 |
4th International Bartonella Conference – Part 1 |
Fall 2004 |
Vol. 3, Number 4 |
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Bartonella in Kittens and Bartonella Therapy Evaluation |
Winter 2003 |
Vol. 2, Number 1 |
Bartonella Diseases in Veterinarians, Their Families and Employees, and Their Cat Owner Clients |
Spring 2003 |
Vol. 2, Number 2 |
Feline Bartonella Diseases: Pathogenesis and Description |
Summer 2003 |
Vol. 2, Number 3 |
Bartonella and Skin Diseases |
Fall 2003 |
Vol. 2, Number 4 |
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Feline Bartonella Incidence: Reasons to Test All Cats for Bartonella |
Winter 2002 |
Vol. 1, Number 1 |
Bartonella and Public Health: Reasons to Test ALL Cats for Bartonella |
Spring 2002 |
Vol. 1, Number 2 |
Clinical Practice & Bartonella Testing: Experience from Practitioners in NC & MA |
Summer 2002 |
Vol. 1, Number 3 |
Feline Leukemia Virus- FeLV |
Fall 2002 |
Vol. 1, Number 4 |
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Bartonella (Cat Scratch Disease Bacteria)
References:
Experimental Induced Bartonella Diseases of Cats
1. Greene, CE, McDermott, M, Jameson, PH, Atkins, CL, and Marks, AM: Bartonella henselae infection in cats: evaluation during primary infection, treatment, and rechallenge infection. J Clin Microbiol 34:1682-1685, 1996.
2. Guptill L, et al. Experimental infection of young specific pathogen-free cats with Bartonella henselae. J Infect Dis 176:206-216, 1997.
3. Kordick DL et al.: Clinical and pathologic evaluation of chronic Bartonella henselae or Bartonella clarridgeiae infection in cats. J Clin Microbiol 37:1536-1547, 1999.
4. O'Reilly, KL et al.: Acute clinical disease in cats following infection with a pathogenic strain of Bartonella henselae (LSU16). Infect Immun 67:3066-3072, 1999.
5. Mikolajczyk MG, O'Reilly KL: Clinical disease in kittens inoculated with a pathogenic strain of Bartonella henselae. Am J Vet Res 61:375-379, 2000.
6. O'Reilly KL et al.: Passive antibody to Bartonella henselae protects against clinical disease following homologous challenge but does not prevent bacteremia in cats. Infect Immun 69:1880-1882, 2001.
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