Abstract
The unique syndrome indicating the involvement of the central nervous and vestibular systems in rabbits caused by Candida albicans reported in the previous papers could also be established by Aspergillus fumigatus in a similar fashion.
In the case by A. fumigatus, the clinical course was more severe in symptoms and histopathological features than that by C. albicans.
Demyelination was also observed with inoculation by A. fumigatus. The lesion including demyelination were more frequently found in the cerebellum, whereas C. albicans produced most lesions in the cerebrum.
