Although dogs can die from the peracute form of the disease, many dogs are successfully treated with intravenous fluids and antibiotics. |
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However, in peracute forms the infection may be accompanied by unspecific symptoms. |
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These nonspecific hematologic responses appear consistent with a peracute to acute viral infection. |
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It is less acute in older children and is usually most chronic in adults, although a peracute form was recognized in Japan and called Shoshin. |
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The final diagnosis was fulminant peracute bacteremia and septicemia secondary to a primary viral infection associated with nonsuppurative encephalitis. |
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