Fatal inanition in reindeer (<Emphasis Type="Italic">Rangifer tarandus tarandus</Emphasis>): Pathological findings in completely emaciated carcasses |
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| Authors: | Terje D Josefsen Karen K Sørensen Torill Mørk Svein D Mathiesen Kathrine A Ryeng |
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| Institution: | 1.National Veterinary Institute Troms?,Troms?,Norway;2.Section of Arctic Veterinary Medicine, Department of Food Safety and Infection Biology,The Norwegian School of Veterinary Science,Troms?,Norway;3.Department of Cell Biology and Histology, Institute of Medical Biology,University of Troms?,Troms?,Norway |
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| Abstract: | Background In a project to determine the causes of winter mortality in reindeer in Finnmark County, northern Norway, the most frequent
diagnosis turned out to be complete emaciation, despite several of the reindeer having been given silage for up to 4 weeks
before they died. The present paper describes autopsy results and other findings in these animals. |
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