@article{oai:obihiro.repo.nii.ac.jp:00004288,
 author = {Shiranaga, Nobuyuki and Inokuma, Hisashi and 猪熊, 壽},
 issue = {3},
 journal = {Japanese Journal of Veterinary Research},
 month = {Aug},
 note = {application/pdf, A total of 242 dogs diagnosed with acute Babesia gibsoni infection were administered three subcutaneous injections of low-dose diminazene aceturate (DA). After the initial DA treatment, 20 dogs in grave condition were excluded, and the remaining 222 were divided into 2 groups for the evaluation of clindamycin treatment from days 8 to 29: the clindamycin group, which received oral clindamycin and the control group, which received no drugs. Between days 8 and 29, relapse was observed in 13 of 80 dogs in the clindamycin-group, as compared to 42 of 142 dogs in the control. The relapse rate in the clindamycin-group was significantly lower compared to the control. Low-dose DA injection followed by oral clindamycin administration could effectively prevent relapse. © 2018, Hokkaido University. All rights reserved.},
 pages = {221--225},
 title = {Effects of low-dose diminazene aceturate injection followed by clindamycin administration for treating canine babesia gibsoni infection},
 volume = {66},
 year = {2018}
}