Babesia organisms, such as B. gibsoni, as seen here in a dog with a regenerative anemia (arrowheads, replicate and rupture the red blood cell membrane to infect other cells, resulting in an intravascular component to a hemolytic anemia.
Babesia organisms, such as B. gibsoni, as seen here in a dog with a regenerative anemia (arrowheads, replicate and rupture the red blood cell membrane to infect other cells, resulting in an intravascular component to a hemolytic anemia.
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