Galbreath E J, Holland R E, Trapp A L, Baker-Belknap E, Maes R K, Yamini B, Kennedy F A, Gilardy A K, Taylor D
Department of Pathology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Michigan State University, East Lansing 48824.
J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1994 Feb 1;204(3):424-6.
This report focuses on the diagnostic laboratory and necropsy findings in 4 llamas with adenovirus-associated hepatitis or pneumonia. In the 2 young llamas, clinical illness was characterized by chronic respiratory tract disease. In the 2 adult llamas, clinical illness was characterized by neurologic signs and a history of respiratory tract disease. Histologic examination, electron microscopy, virus isolation, and fluorescent antibody results indicated that adenovirus infection was associated with disease in all 4 llamas.