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injection-site reactions

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injection-site reactions
apart from those caused by infection at the site there is a characteristic reaction in dogs and cats which is a germinal center created by the strong antigenic stimulus provided by the injection. In cattle, lesions in muscle can occur, particularly with intramuscular injection of multivalent colostridial vaccines and must be trimmed from the carcass at slaughter. See also feline vaccine-associated sarcoma.


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