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Tag Archives: Porcine
Whats your diagnosis #5
Whats your diagnosis #5 History: An 18 week old female pig was found down and on her side and not able to get up. It is unknown whether other individuals are affected. Gross Findings: The muscles of the right shoulder and … Continue reading
Greasy Pig Disease- Staphylococcus hyicus
Greasy Pig Disease- Staphylococcus hyicus History: Gross findings: Histopathology: Haired skin: The epidermis is hyperplastic and multifocally covered by a thick serocellular crust with large numbers of degenerate neutrophils and small colonies of coccoid bacteria. There are occasional follicles dilated … Continue reading
Porcine Multisystemic Wasting Syndrome – PCV-2
Whats your diagnosis #3 Porcine Multisystemic Wasting Syndrome – PCV-2 See original post here History: A feeder pig was found dead in the morning, it was thinner than its penmates. Gross Necropsy: (no photos) The lungs were loosely adhered to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Gastrointestinal, Hemolymphatic, Nervous, Porcine, Respiratory, Urinary, Virus
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Whats Your Diagnosis #3
Whats Your Diagnosis #3 History: A feeder pig was found dead in the morning, it was thinner than its penmates. Gross Necropsy: (no photos) The lungs were loosely adhered to the thoracic body wall by multiple strands of fibrin. The lungs were … Continue reading
