Carles Juan-Sallés, founder and pathologist of Noah’s Path, is devoted to the bibliographic documentation of zoo, wildlife and exotic animal diseases since his last university course in 1994

The publications in which Carles Juan-Sallés has participated can be found in his CV at the "Staff" secion of this website. Noah’s Path remains at the firm will of addressing the responsibility of disease documentation for these species, and currently is involved in several studies (see section Current projects in the Research menu). If you would like to have a pdf reprint of any of the articles, please request it by e-mail (noahspath.cjuansalles@gmail.com).

Conducting retrospective studies on the causes of morbidity and mortality in species with limited published biomedical information but frequently maintained in captivity such as Patagonian hares, and also on specific diseases.

• Amphibian diseases
• Chondrosarcoma in guinea pigs
• Flagellate protozoa-associated nephritis in reptiles
• Diseases in a Patagonian hare (Dolichotis patagonum) colony

Conducting collaborative studies for the diagnosis and description of new, emerging and zoonotic diseases, as one other of the major responsabilities of our profession.

• Sarcina associated with acute mortality syndrome in chimpanzees
• Herpesviruses and lymphoma in the endangered European mink (Mustela lutreola)
• Leishmaniasis in a ferret
• Pseudomonas luteola in ferrets
• Cryptococcosis in ferrets
• Encephalitozoonosis in passerine birds and lovebirds
• Systemic coronavirus of ferrets

• Mycobacteriosis in ferrets
• Osteosarcomas in rabbits
• Melanoma in rabbits
• Systemic spirorchiidiasis in European pond turtles (Emys orbicularis)
• Emphysematous ingluvitis in lorikeets
• Proventricular spiruridiasis in psittacine birds
• Biliary cirrhosis in iguanas
• Subcutaneous abscesses caused by Pseudomonas luteola in ferrets
• Enteric coronavirus infection in common elands (Taurotragus eland)