Karteikarten
GIT Pathology images
Karten in diesem Stapel (81)
- 1—Toxocara canis
- 2—small intestinal carcinoma
- 3—Sheep liver with small intestinal carcinomas
- 4—hemorrhage in colon due to cyathostmonis
- 5—Moniezia expasna
- 6—Cryptosporidia on luminal surface of crypt
- 7—Mulitfocal nodules due to coccidiosis in the S.I
- 8—Congealed blood. PHE form of PPE (porcine proliferative enteritis)
- 9—Necrotic mucosa
NE form of PPE
- 10—Cerebriform appearance of thickened mucosa
PIA form of PPE
- 11—Cerebiform appearance
PPE
- 12—Thickened ileum mucosa
Johnes
- 13—cerebiform pattern (left)
Nodular lymhangitis (right
Johnes
- 14—prominent serosal lymphatics
typical of Johnes
- 15—Prominent lymphatics coursing from intestine to enlarged LN
Johnes
- 16—Marked haemorrhagic gastrocenteritis due to yersiniosis in deer
- 17—Button ulcers on colon mucosa
Classical swine fever or salmonella
- 18—A fibrinous pseudomembrane
cow with salmonella
- 19—catarrhal enteritis
- 20—button ulcers in mucosa
Salmonella or classical swine fever
- 21—Patchy hyperemia of the intestinal serosa with some fibrin strands
Parvo puppy
- 22—Red fluid intestinal contents in puppy with parvo
- 23—Numerous small granulomas on the serosal surface of the gut
FIP cat
- 24—Severe villus atrophy and hyperplasia of crypt epithelial cells
Cornaviru enteritis
- 25—Piglet with transmissible gastroenteritis
Stunted villi covered squamous epithelial cells
- 26—normal mucosa
- 27—haemomelsama ilei in the ileum
Caused by migrating strongulus
- 28—Intestinal diverticulosis in a sheep
- 29—Intussception
- 30—Intussception
- 31—caecum of horse following torsion
- 32—Torsion and volvulus causing colic in a horse
- 33—mesenteric vovulus
- 34—Strangulation of a portion of bowel
- 35—Spiral colon atresia
- 36—Small intestinal atresia
- 37—haemonchus contortus in the abomasum
- 38—Gastrophilus spp. in stomach of horse
- 39—gastric pyloric ulcer in a dog
- 40—pars oesophagia (left to right) normal, hyperkeratosis, early ulceration, total ulceration and haemorrhage
- 41—Severe abomastitis due to ostertagiasis and secondary fusobacterium infection
- 42—Acute abomastitis due to salmonellosis
- 43—oedema of abomasal folds in case of chronic haemonchosis
- 44—reddened areas of infarction
- 45—Hyperaemia in acute abomastitis
- 46—volvulus of the abomasum in a calf
- 47—gastric dilation and volvulus
Congested spleen
- 48—Wire embedded in reticulum
Traumatic reticulopericarditis
- 49—Rumen mucosal infarcts due to zygomycosis
- 50—serosal surface of rumen of a cow with numerous haemorrhagic infarcts due to zygomycosis secondary to acidosis
- 51—bezoars in rumen
- 52—sarcocystis gigantea
- 53—megaoesphagus
- 54—injury of oesophagus mucosa following pressure necrosis
- 55—Superficial inflammation of oesophagous due to candidiasis (thrush)
- 56—Pyogranuloma in woddy tongue
contains a club colony-aka sulphur granule
- 57—eroded hard nodules
bovine with woody tongue
- 58—oral necrobacilliosis
- 59—Severe bovine papular stomatitis
- 60—Circular to horse shoe shapped papules
calf with papular stomatitis
- 61—petechaie on dental pad and erosions on lips of sheep with bluetongue
- 62—Serosal haemorrhages MCF
- 63—large coalescing erosions in the mucosa (MCF)
- 64—severely eroded tongue (MCF)
- 65—Keratitis, occular discharge, inflammed nasolabium in MCF
- 66—Oesophagus mucosa erosions from BVD or MD
- 67—Erosions due to BVD or MD
- 68—Enamel hypoplasia due to BVD
- 69—FMD
- 70—FMD
- 71—oral melanoma
- 72—fibrosarcoma
- 73—SCC
- 74—oral papilloma in dog
- 75—photosensitization lesion
- 76—glossitis
- 77—ulcerative stomatitis
- 78—Eosinipholic granuloma
- 79—Incisor peridontitis
- 80—hypoplasia of enamel
- 81—cleft palate
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- AS - Level 4th year Pathology, semester 1 Karteikarten am GIT Pathology images, erstellt von Hayley Pfeffer am 05/04/2016.
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