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Experimental retrograde pyelonephritis due to group D streptococcus in the rabbit: pathologic, bacteriologic and antibody-coated bacteria studies.

An experimental model of retrograde pyelonephritis in the rabbit using streptococcus D is described. The pathological findings were those of chronic pyelonephritis. The results of the antibody-coated bacteria test (ACB test) were usually negative at the end of follow-up time. Confirming previous results in streptococcus D urinary infection in the child, this experimental model shows that the ACB test is not reliable in urinary infections due to streptococcus D.