R. Spinelli, F. Uchôa, R. Menezes, F. N. Santos, A. Sudré
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Accidental and late parasitological diagnosis of Leishmania sp. in a dog from a low disease transmission area of Brazil: A case report
Canine Leishmaniasis diagnosis must be fast and accurate since dogs are urban reservoirs of the disease and earlier therapeutic intervention is more clinically effective. However, this still represents a challenge, particularly in low transmission areas. The present report describes the difficulties of clinical suspicion and the late diagnosis of a dog infected with Leishmania sp.