Annals of Internal Medicine · 1932 · 42 citations · 2 references
Veterinary MedicineInfectious DiseasesPathobiologyEquine MedicineEquine ScienceNeuroinfectious DiseasesAnimal Infectious DiseasesEncephalitisVeterinary VirologyEncephalitis PathogenesisEquine VirologyEquine VirusesNeuropathological LesionsViral Neuropathology
IN connection with the studies on poliomyelitis and epidemic ence-phalitis of man, it has frequently appeared to be advantageous to investi-gate the various types of epidemic en-cephalomyelitis as they occur in the animal kingdom. Important relations between Borna disease of horses and human encephalitis have been establish-ed through the neuropathological stud-ies of Seifried and Spatz,1 Nicolau and Galloway2 and others. A rare oppor-tunity was afforded to establish the ex-istence of a new virus disease in horses and mules which made its appearance in California during the summer and
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