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  • Title: Bacterial and parasitic diseases of amphibians.
    Author: Klaphake E.
    Journal: Vet Clin North Am Exot Anim Pract; 2009 Sep; 12(3):597-608, Table of Contents. PubMed ID: 19732711.
    Abstract:
    Whether in private practice or in a zoologic setting, veterinarians of the exotic animal persuasion are asked to work on amphibians. Veterinarians are able to evaluate amphibians thoroughly for medical issues, with infectious diseases at the forefront. Until quite recently, many infectious diseases were unknown or even misdiagnosed as being caused by opportunistic secondary organisms. Although Batrachochytrium dendrobates and viral diseases are in the forefront of research for amphibians, parasitic and bacterial diseases often present secondarily and, occasionally, even as the primary cause. Full diagnostic workups, when possible, can be critical in determining all the factors involved in morbidity and mortality issues in amphibians.
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