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Samples and images were submitted to SESC of a 3 months old fattening chicken. Only one animal in the batch was invovled.
Whitish perifolicular nodules.
A different view of the cutaneous lesion.
Whitish nodules were also seen in the myocardium.
Multifocal whitish nodules were seen in the liver (top) as well as splenomeglay (bottom).
View of the sciatic nerves.
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Histopathology showed a lymphoid neoplastic proliferation in the spleen, the skin ans also in the liver and myocardium.No significant lesions were observed in the sciatic nerves.
These lesions are suggestive of Marek's Disease.
In the following link Marek's most common lesions are reviewed:Let's take a look!
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