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IMAGE_ID	IMAGE_FRAME	Image	Contributor	Institution	Species	System	Organ	General Pathology Category	SUBSET_ID	Diagnosis	Cause	IMAGE_ACTIVE	IMAGE_VISIBILITY	IMAGE_KEYWORD	Comments	Upload Date
122,141	63,276	F63276	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	REPRODUCTIVE	UTERUS	HEMORRHAGE	32	Near-term fatal intrauterine hemorrhage	Peripartum intrauterine hemorrhage	1	1	Parturition; hemorrhage;	Calf in utero unusually large (46.6 kg) and an aged dam, based on heavily worn incisors WSVL #16B6912	05/03/2022
122,142	63,277	F63277	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	RESPIRATORY	LUNG	EMPHYSEMA	32	Septal emphysema with atelectasis and hemorrhage	Unknown	1	1	Perinatal; emphysema; hemorrhage	~1 day old full-term calf found dead; negative for BoCoV, BoHV-1, BVDV and BRSV WSVL #16B7122	05/03/2022
122,143	63,278	F63278	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	SKELETAL	BONE-VERTEBRA	PURULENT, SUPPURATIVE	32	Intravertebral abscess, chronic	alpha-hemolytic Streptococcus sp.	1	1	Abscess; spinal cord compression; Streptococcus sp.; septicemia	3-month Angus calf; lesions extended to subcutis WSVL #16B10192	05/03/2022
122,144	63,279	F63279	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	SENSES	EYE	INFLAMMATION	32	Post-traumatic keratitis and hypopyon	Trauma with secondary infection	1	1	Keratitis; trauma; neurological disease; hypopyon	1-month old Angus calf had suppurative leptomeningitis with bilateral keratitis a presumed sequel. Moderate corneal edema with fibrin in anterior chamber. WSVL #16B8897	05/03/2022
122,145	63,280	F63280	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	CARDIOVASCULAR	HEART	PURULENT, SUPPURATIVE	32	Chronic suppurative myocarditis	alpha-hemolytic Streptococcus sp.	1	1	Septicemia	3-month old Angus calf WSVL #16B10192	05/03/2022
122,146	63,281	F63281	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	SKELETAL	BONE-VERTEBRA	PURULENT, SUPPURATIVE	32	Suppurative pachymeningitis secondary to vertebral abscess	alpha-hemolytic Streptococcus sp.	1	1	Septicemia	3-month old Angus calf WSVL #16B10192	05/03/2022
122,147	63,282	F63282	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	SKELETAL	BONE-RIB	PURULENT, SUPPURATIVE	32	Chronic abscess, ribs	alpha-hemolytic Streptococcus sp.	1	1	Septicemia	3-month old Angus calf WSVL #16B10192	05/03/2022
122,148	63,283	F63283	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	RESPIRATORY	LUNG	FOREIGN BODY	32	Aspiration pneumonia with hemorrhage	Aspiration pneumonia	1	1	Aspiration;	Calf fell into body of water; aspirated rumen contents WSVL #16B10283	05/03/2022
122,149	63,284	F63284	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	RESPIRATORY	LUNG	FOREIGN BODY	32	Aspiration pneumonia with hemorrhage	Aspiration pneumonia	1	1	Foreign body	3-month old calf fell into a body of water, and aspirated rumen contents WSVL #16B10283	05/03/2022
122,150	63,285	F63285	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	RESPIRATORY	LUNG	FOREIGN BODY	32	Aspiration pneumonia with hemorrhage	Aspiration pneumonia	1	1	Aspiration; foreign body; hemorrhage; pneumonia	3-month old Angus calf fell into body of water; aspirated rumen contents WSVL #16B10283	05/03/2022
122,151	63,286	F63286	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	ABDOMEN	NECROSIS	32	Abdominal fat necrosis	Idiopathic	1	1	Necrosis	Pregnant Guernsey cow with entrapped colon WSVL #16B20022	05/03/2022
122,152	63,287	F63287	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	COLON	NECROSIS	32	Abdominal fat necrosis	Idiopathic	1	1	Fat necrosis	Pregnant Guernsey cow with abdominal fat necrosis WSVL #16B20022	05/03/2022
122,135	63,270	F63270	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	LIVER	CONGESTION/HEMORRHAGE	32	Chronic passive congestion due to right-sided heart failure at high elevations	Brisket disease	1	1		Fine nodular appearance of hepatic capsule due to chronic passive congestion WSVL accession #16B1364	05/02/2022
122,136	63,271	F63271	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	LIVER	CONGESTION/HEMORRHAGE	32	Chronic passive congestion of liver due to right sided heart failure at high elevations	Brisket disease	1	1	Liver; congestion; hepatic necrosis; portal-portal bridging	Red = periportal areas of congestion and early fibroplasia; white = periportal-midzonal areas with lipid accumulation WSVL #16B7493	05/02/2022
122,137	63,272	F63272	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	INTESTINE-SMALL	NECROSIS	32	Necrotizing enteritis (“purplegut”)	Clostridium perfringens type C	1	1	Clostridial; small intestine; exotoxin; inflammation	3-day old Angus calf	05/02/2022
122,138	63,273	F63273	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	INTESTINE-SMALL	NECROSIS	32	Acute necrotizing enteritis (“purplegut”)	Clostridium perfringens type C	1	1	Clostridial; small intestine; exotoxin; inflammation	Its common name notwithstanding, severely affected bowel with “purplegut” may be dark pink, rather than purple. WSVL #16B3858	05/02/2022
122,139	63,274	F63274	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	ABOMASUM	INFLAMMATION	32	Acute multifocal necrohemorrhagic abomasitis	Salmonellosis	1	1	Salmonella; abomasum; calf	1-month old calf with septicemia and necrotizing enteritis WSVL #16B4670	05/02/2022
122,140	63,275	F63275	O’TOOLE	WYOMING STATE VETERINARY LABORATORY	BOVINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	INTESTINE-SMALL	INFLAMMATION	32	Viral enteritis	Bovine rotavirus plus Cryptosporidium sp.	1	1	Virus; enteritis; protozoan;	3-day old calf with heavy fluid-filled small intestines typical of rotavirus or coronavirus, and some enterotoxigenic E. coli WSVL #16B4780	05/02/2022
122,134	63,269	F63269	Jorge Rosell	Universidad Catolica de Valencia San Vicente Martir	CANINE	CARDIOVASCULAR	HEART	STENOSIS	32	Aortic and subaortic stenosis		1	1		Subvalvular aortic (subaortic) stenosis is the more frequently encountered anomalies in dogs, and often occurs in association with left AV valvular disease. Dog breeds commonly affected include the German Shepherd dog, Weimaraner, Golden Retriever, German Shorthaired Pointer, Saint Bernard, Newfoundland, Dogue de Bordeaux, and English Bull Terrier. The anatomic appearance of the subvalvular lesion ranges from a number of small fibrous plaques on the endocardial surface of the left ventricular outflow tract on the interventricular septal aspect, to a completely encircling fibrous band just below the aortic valve (Maxie, M.G. Pathology of Domestic Animals, 2015).	04/29/2022
122,133	63,268	F63268	BHAVESH TRANGADIA	Kamdhenu University, Gujarat, India	CAPRINE	CARDIOVASCULAR	HEART	ATROPHY	32	Serous atrophy of epicardial fat		1	1	Serous atrophy, epicardial fat, goat	Serous atrophy of epicardial fat in adult Marwari female goat.	04/26/2022
122,129	63,264	F63264	SAWANG KESDANGSAKONWUT	CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY	FELINE	HEMATOPOIETIC	SPLEEN	AGENT /GRANULOMATOUS	32	Spleen: salenitis, granulomatous, multifocal to coalescing, severe	Cryptococcus neoformans	1	1	Cryptococcosis, Cryptococcus neoformans, spleen, cat		04/21/2022
122,130	63,265	F63265	SAWANG KESDANGSAKONWUT	CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY	CHICKEN	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	AGENT /GRANULOMATOUS	32	Liver: hepatitis, necrotic and granulomatous, multifocal	Histamines meleagridis	1	1	Histomoniasis, Histomonas meleagridis, liver, chicken, black head		04/21/2022
122,131	63,266	F63266	SAWANG KESDANGSAKONWUT	CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY	CHICKEN	GASTROINTESTINAL	CECUM	AGENT /GRANULOMATOUS	32	Cecum: typhitis, necrotic and granulomatous, transmural	Histamines meleagridis	1	1	histomoniasis, Histomonas meleagridis, cecum, chicken, black head		04/21/2022
122,132	63,267	F63267	BHAVESH TRANGADIA	Kamdhenu University, Gujarat, India	BOVINE	[N/A]	BODY AS A WHOLE	CONGENITAL	32	Dicephalus monster		1	1	Dicephalic, Jaffarabadi	Dicephalic female foetal monster in a Jaffarabadi buffalo. Courtesy to Dr. Rupesh Raval, VCC, CoVSAH, Junagadh, Gujarat, INDIA	04/20/2022
122,121	63,257	F63257	Javier Asin	CAHFS-UC Davis	RABBIT	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	VIRAL	32	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (Lagovirus GI.2)	1	1	Hepatic necrosis, liver, rabbit, RHD, RHDV2	Domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	04/18/2022
122,123	63,258	F63258	Javier Asin	CAHFS-UC Davis	RABBIT	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	VIRAL	32	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (Lagovirus GI.2)	1	1	Hepatic necrosis, liver, rabbit, RHD, RHDV2	Domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	04/18/2022
122,124	63,259	F63259	Javier Asin	CAHFS-UC Davis	RABBIT	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	VIRAL	32	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (Lagovirus GI.2)	1	1	Hepatic necrosis; liver; rabbit; RHD; RHDV2	Domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	04/18/2022
122,125	63,260	F63260	Javier Asin	CAHFS-UC Davis	RABBIT	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	VIRAL	32	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (Lagovirus GI.2)	1	1	Hepatic necrosis; liver; rabbit; RHD; RHDV2	Domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	04/18/2022
122,126	63,261	F63261	Javier Asin	CAHFS-UC Davis	RABBIT	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	VIRAL	32	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (Lagovirus GI.2)	1	1	Hepatic necrosis; liver; rabbit; RHD; RHDV2	Domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	04/18/2022
122,127	63,262	F63262	Javier Asin	CAHFS-UC Davis	RABBIT	RESPIRATORY	LUNG	VIRAL	32	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (Lagovirus GI.2)	1	1	Pulmonary hemorrhages; rabbit; RHD; RHDV2; tracheal congestion	Domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	04/18/2022
122,128	63,263	F63263	Javier Asin	CAHFS-UC Davis	RABBIT	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	VIRAL	32	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease	Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (Lagovirus GI.2)	1	1	Pulmonary hemorrhages; rabbit; RHD; RHDV2	Domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	04/18/2022
122,120	63,256	F63256	SAWANG KESDANGSAKONWUT	CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY	NHP	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	GALL BLADDER	MINERALIZATION, CALCIFICATION/DISTENTION, DILATION, dilatation	32	Gall bladder: cholelithiasis	Unknown	1	1	cholelithiasis, gall bladder, NHP		04/13/2022
122,112	63,248	F63248	Ji-Hang Yin	Auburn University	EQUINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	ILEUM	HYPERTROPHY	32	Idiopathic ileal muscular hypertrophy	Idiopathic	1	1	Idiopathic ileal muscular hypertrophy, horse	This was a 30-year-old Tennessee walking horse gelding presented for diarrhea. In the distal ileum at the ileocecal junction, there was a segment of 40-cm long distal ileum with hypertrophied smooth muscle that was up to 1.5-cm thick and moderately narrowed the ileal lumen.	04/11/2022
122,111	63,247	F63247	Ji-Hang Yin	Auburn University	EQUINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	ILEUM	HYPERTROPHY	32	Idiopathic ileal muscular hypertrophy	Idiopathic	1	1	Idiopathic ileal muscular hypertrophy, horse	This was a 30-year-old Tennessee walking horse gelding presented for diarrhea. In the distal ileum at the ileocecal junction, there was a segment of 40-cm long distal ileum with hypertrophied smooth muscle that was up to 1.5-cm thick and moderately narrowed the ileal lumen.	04/11/2022
122,113	63,249	F63249	Ji-Hang Yin	Auburn University	EQUINE	RESPIRATORY	NASAL CAVITY	NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR	32	Squamous cell carcinoma		1	1	Paranasal sinuses, squamous cell carcinoma.	A 20-year-old Belgian Draft horse was presented for an invasive soft tissue structure presumed neoplasia throughout sinus and orbit in head CT. Arising from the conjunctiva of the right lower eyelid is a well-demarcated, oval, firm, pale tan, 2-cm diameter mass. The left ethmoturbinate and left parasinuses, including the frontal sinus, middle conchal sinus, ventral conchal sinus, and sphenopalatine sinus, are effaced by multiple firm to hard, tan, multilobulated coalescing masses. The largest mass is 9-cm x 7.5-cm x 6-cm. The mass markedly compresses and displaces the nasal conchae and invades the overlying frontal bone and the adjacent orbital bone. Multiple masses contain a necrotic center. The left parasinuses are filled with thick, tan to yellow purulent material. Histologically, the conjunctival and paranasal sinuses mass confirm a squamous cell carcinoma. (Pathologist: Dr. Katharine Horzmann).	04/06/2022
122,114	63,250	F63250	Ji-Hang Yin	Auburn University	EQUINE	RESPIRATORY	NASAL CAVITY	NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR	32	Squamous cell carcinoma		1	1	Paranasal sinuses, squamous cell carcinoma.	A 20-year-old Belgian Draft horse was presented for an invasive soft tissue structure presumed neoplasia throughout sinus and orbit in head CT. Arising from the conjunctiva of the right lower eyelid is a well-demarcated, oval, firm, pale tan, 2-cm diameter mass. The left ethmoturbinate and left parasinuses, including the frontal sinus, middle conchal sinus, ventral conchal sinus, and sphenopalatine sinus, are effaced by multiple firm to hard, tan, multilobulated coalescing masses. The largest mass is 9-cm x 7.5-cm x 6-cm. The mass markedly compresses and displaces the nasal conchae and invades the overlying frontal bone and the adjacent orbital bone. Multiple masses contain a necrotic center. The left parasinuses are filled with thick, tan to yellow purulent material. Histologically, the conjunctival and paranasal sinuses mass confirm a squamous cell carcinoma. (Pathologist: Dr. Katharine Horzmann).	04/06/2022
122,115	63,251	F63251	Ji-Hang Yin	Auburn University	EQUINE	RESPIRATORY	NASAL CAVITY	NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR	32	Squamous cell carcinoma		1	1	Paranasal sinuses, squamous cell carcinoma.	A 20-year-old Belgian Draft horse was presented for an invasive soft tissue structure presumed neoplasia throughout sinus and orbit in head CT. Arising from the conjunctiva of the right lower eyelid is a well-demarcated, oval, firm, pale tan, 2-cm diameter mass. The left ethmoturbinate and left parasinuses, including the frontal sinus, middle conchal sinus, ventral conchal sinus, and sphenopalatine sinus, are effaced by multiple firm to hard, tan, multilobulated coalescing masses. The largest mass is 9-cm x 7.5-cm x 6-cm. The mass markedly compresses and displaces the nasal conchae and invades the overlying frontal bone and the adjacent orbital bone. Multiple masses contain a necrotic center. The left parasinuses are filled with thick, tan to yellow purulent material. Histologically, the conjunctival and paranasal sinuses mass confirm a squamous cell carcinoma. (Pathologist: Dr. Katharine Horzmann).	04/06/2022
122,116	63,252	F63252	Ji-Hang Yin	Auburn University	EQUINE	RESPIRATORY	NASAL CAVITY	NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR	32	Squamous cell carcinoma		1	1	Paranasal sinuses, squamous cell carcinoma.	A 20-year-old Belgian Draft horse was presented for an invasive soft tissue structure presumed neoplasia throughout sinus and orbit in head CT. Arising from the conjunctiva of the right lower eyelid is a well-demarcated, oval, firm, pale tan, 2-cm diameter mass. The left ethmoturbinate and left parasinuses, including the frontal sinus, middle conchal sinus, ventral conchal sinus, and sphenopalatine sinus, are effaced by multiple firm to hard, tan, multilobulated coalescing masses. The largest mass is 9-cm x 7.5-cm x 6-cm. The mass markedly compresses and displaces the nasal conchae and invades the overlying frontal bone and the adjacent orbital bone. Multiple masses contain a necrotic center. The left parasinuses are filled with thick, tan to yellow purulent material. Histologically, the conjunctival and paranasal sinuses mass confirm a squamous cell carcinoma. (Pathologist: Dr. Katharine Horzmann).	04/06/2022
122,117	63,253	F63253	Ji-Hang Yin	Auburn University	EQUINE	RESPIRATORY	NASAL CAVITY	NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR	32	Squamous cell carcinoma		1	1	Paranasal sinuses, squamous cell carcinoma.	A 20-year-old Belgian Draft horse was presented for an invasive soft tissue structure presumed neoplasia throughout sinus and orbit in head CT. Arising from the conjunctiva of the right lower eyelid is a well-demarcated, oval, firm, pale tan, 2-cm diameter mass. The left ethmoturbinate and left parasinuses, including the frontal sinus, middle conchal sinus, ventral conchal sinus, and sphenopalatine sinus, are effaced by multiple firm to hard, tan, multilobulated coalescing masses. The largest mass is 9-cm x 7.5-cm x 6-cm. The mass markedly compresses and displaces the nasal conchae and invades the overlying frontal bone and the adjacent orbital bone. Multiple masses contain a necrotic center. The left parasinuses are filled with thick, tan to yellow purulent material. Histologically, the conjunctival and paranasal sinuses mass confirm a squamous cell carcinoma. (Pathologist: Dr. Katharine Horzmann).	04/06/2022
122,118	63,254	F63254	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	NHP	GASTROINTESTINAL	MOUTH	INFLAMMATION	32	Shigella spp.		1	1		Shigella spp. is a highly infective and virulent gram-negative bacterial rod that can cause severe gastrointestinal illness. In some cases, the bacteria can result in a necrohemorrhagic periodontitis/gingivitis, as well as severe hemorrhagic enteritis in non-human primates.	04/05/2022
122,119	63,255	F63255	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	CANINE	NERVOUS	SPINAL CORD	CONGENITAL	32	Syringomyelia		1	1		Syringomyelia is a condition where there’s a fluid-containing cavity (syrinx) forming within the spinal cord. The cavity expands progressively resulting in compression of the spinothalamic neurons and may result in apparent neurological signs in the patient.	04/05/2022
122,105	63,241	F63241	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	SKUNK	INTEGUMENT	SKIN	HYPERPLASIA	32	Filaria taxideae dermatits		1	1		The image above represents areas of alopecia, thickened skin and severe diffuse dermatitis on the head and neck area of a skunk. This is caused by Filaria taxideae, a nematode that deposits its eggs under the epidermis resulting in lesions developing around the ova.	04/05/2022
122,106	63,242	F63242	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	TURKEY	NERVOUS	CEREBELLUM	METABOLIC	32	Nutritional Encephalomalacia	Hypovitaminosis E	1	1		The image above represents cerebellar swelling and hemorrhage (cherry red cerebellum), which is thought to be pathognomonic in poults and chicks for nutritional encephalomalacia. This is due to Vitamin E deficiency. Lack of vitamin E in the diet can lead to an increase in metabolic oxidative damage and ultimately results in damage of capillary membranes, thrombosis, ischemia, and necrosis of the cerebellar tissue.	04/05/2022
122,107	63,243	F63243	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	OVINE	SKELETAL	NOSE	CONGENITAL	32	Spider lamb syndrome		1	1		The image above represents a “roman nose”/deviation of the nose of a Suffolk sheep. This is a characteristic lesion of Spider lamb syndrome which is an autosomal recessive trait in the breed. The underlying genetic mutation of spider lamb syndrome is still unknown. Other lesions associated with the syndrome include – Poor musculature, small head, scoliosis, etc.	04/05/2022
122,108	63,244	F63244	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	CANINE	REPRODUCTIVE	TESTICLE	NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR	32	Leydig cell tumor	Interstitial cell tumor	1	1		There’s a well circumscribed, tan to orange large hemorrhagic mass. This is an interstitial cell tumor, also known and Leydig cell tumor. This is the most common testicular neoplasm of dogs and are almost always benign. It can be challenging to differentiate from interstitial cell hyperplasia.	04/05/2022
122,109	63,245	F63245	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	EQUINE	GASTROINTESTINAL	COLON	CONGENITAL	32	Lethal white foal syndrome		1	1		Lethal white foal syndrome, also known as colonic agangliosis, is an homozygous dominant mutation in endothelin-B receptor. The receptor plays an important role in the function and development of the enteric nervous system. Foals affected with the condition die within days after birth as their distal small intestine and colon do not have proper innervation to function adequately.	04/05/2022
122,110	63,246	F63246	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	NHP	HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM	LIVER	INFECTIOUS	32	Mycobacterium tuberculosis		1	1		Mycobacterium tuberculosis results in multifocal to coalescing granulomas on various organ systems. It is a facultative intracellular gram-positive acid-fast organism. This usually results in a fast progressive disease, fatal respiratory syndrome w/ dissemination of the lesions.	04/05/2022
122,099	63,235	F63235	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	SWINE	INTEGUMENT	SKIN	HYPERPLASIA	32	Sarcoptes scabiei var suis	Sarcoptes scabiei var suis	1	1		Sarcoptes scabiei var suis is a highly contagious mite that can cause dramatic economic losses in the swine industry. The mite burrows itself in the stratum corneum of the animal and results in a hypersensitivity reaction leading to severe pruritis. The lesions are first noted in the anterior aspect of the animal’s body (ears, head and neck) and then progress to other areas. Lesions associated with the mite start as macules, papules, and crusts to then progress to scaling, lichenification and alopecia.	04/04/2022
122,100	63,236	F63236	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	MOUSE	INTEGUMENT	SKIN	INFECTIOUS	32	Staphylococcal cellulitis	Staphylococcus aureus	1	1		The image above represents firm nodules with possible draining fistulas. Botryomycosis is usually caused by Staphylococcus aureus and results in a Staphylococcal cellulitis. This is a chronic pyogranulomatous disease that affects the skin typically and in some instances internal organs. Although the lesions resemble fungal granulomas, this is not a fungal disease. The initiation of the lesion typically requires a traumatic (e.g. bite wound, foreign body, etc.) event; however, some theories exist on what predisposes the animal in developing such lesions.	04/04/2022
122,101	63,237	F63237	Bruce Williams	JOINT PATHOLOGY CENTER	MOUSE	INTEGUMENT	SKIN	INFECTIOUS	32	Staphylococcal cellulitis	Staphylococcus aureus	1	1		The image above represents firm nodules with possible draining fistulas. Botryomycosis is usually caused by Staphylococcus aureus and results in a Staphylococcal cellulitis. This is a chronic pyogranulomatous disease that affects the skin typically and in some instances internal organs. Although the lesions resemble fungal granulomas, this is not a fungal disease. The initiation of the lesion typically requires a traumatic (e.g. bite wound, foreign body, etc.) event; however, some theories exist on what predisposes the animal in developing such lesions.	04/04/2022
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