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A Garcia Roman1, M R Moyano Salvago, F Soler Rodriguez
1Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cordoba, Spain.
Abstract:
A study was made of acute experimental poisoning of lambs with A lusitanicus Lam. The animals suffered a nervous syndrome with physiopathologic changes in blood and cerebrospinal fluid indicative of nervous alterations. A lusitanicus Lam causes a form of "locoism" whose development may involve a thiamine deficiency.
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