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This is likely to be caused by haematogenous spread of Arcanobacterium pyogenes. Diagnosis may be difficult as the calf will show neurological signs but may not have a raised rectal temperature. The choice of antibiotic is difficult. Trimethropin/sulfadiazine is suggested for a minimum of 10 days, together with NSAIDs.