Mesenteric lymphadenitis of swine caused by Rhodococcus sputi.

AUTOR(ES)

Tsukamura, M

RESUMO

Rhodococcus sputi caused tuberculosislike lymphadenitis of mesenteric lymph nodes in swine. This is the first study reporting that R. sputi can be a pathogen in swine.

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