Rene Brunthaler

University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna - Austria Author

Mag. Rene Brunthaler graduated in veterinary medicine in 2008. Since then he works as a scientific assistant at the Institute of Pathology and Forensic Veterinary Medicine at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. His primary field is the processing and reporting of all kinds of incoming dead animals as well as development of scientific evidence and expert opinion. His main interest is swine pathology, especially livestock diseases with emphasis on respiratory diseases and he works in close contact with porcine practitioners. Furthermore he conducted tutorials and lectures in German and English for graduate and postgraduate students.

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Fecal smear stained with Diff-Quick. Red arrow indicates the central vacuole. Black arrow indicates the nucleus

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Clinical case: Blastocystis sp.: Do we have to consider a new enteropathogen?

Due to the fact that no known enteropathogen was found in clinically relevant amounts, importance of massive Blastocystis sp. infestation was counted as significant in this case.

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