Pasteurella multocida causes cellulitis and lymphadenitis, typically resulting from dog bites.
Pasteurella multocida, comúnmente transmitida a través de mordeduras de perro, puede causar celulitis (infección bacteriana de la piel) y linfadenitis (inflamación de los ganglios linfáticos).
| Text | Pasteurella multocida causes cellulitis and lymphadenitis due to what? |
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| Extra | Dog bites Cellulitis → bacterial skin infection Lymphadenitis → inflamed | enlarged lymph nodes |
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