Posts tagged Skin

An (atypical) case of PDNS that set off the alarms
0Samples were submitted of a 6-month-old hybrid male pig carcass with widespread petechial haemorrhagic lesions of lymph nodes, skin, kidneys, spleen, and other viscera, as well as gallbladder oedema. (more…)

Squamous cell carcinoma in laying hens
0Samples were submitted of two laying hens with multiple skin lesions on the back, neck and limbs. (more…)

Haemorrhages in a pig carcass: Don’t panic!
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Apocrine cystomatosis in a pig carcass
0In a 6 months old, mixed breed pig carcass the pesence of vacuolar lesions, with brownish coloration of variable intensity, diameter less than 1cm, located among the fat of the subcutaneous tissue of the entire dorsal region were observed. (more…)

Erysipelas in a pig carcass
0Although this website has been running for 10 years now, a classic erysipelas case in a pig carcass had never been submitted to us so far. This disease causes red-colored skin lesions with a characteristic diamond morphology.
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Nodular pyogranulomatous lesion on the face of a bovine
0A nodular lesion in the left cheek, which ulcered the skin and had a cauliflower aspect, measuring about 10×10 cm in diameter, was found in a 3-year-old female, friesian breed, bovine carcass. From the oral cavity, a soft tissue proliferation could be observed above the left upper gum. Submandibular and parotid lymph nodes were increased in size.
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What is your diagnosis? (60)
1At the end of the post you can vote for the right diagnosis! (more…)

Subcutaneous lipoma in a pig carcass
0In a hybrid breed, 6 months old, pig carcass several irregular, nodular, subcutaneous lesions were observed in the dorsal region that. Upon section the subcutis was thickened, with an increased consistency and of whitish color.

What is your diagnosis? (59)
1At the end of the post you can vote for the right diagnosis! (more…)

Febrile carcasses in pig slaughterhouses
0The concept of “febrile carcass” (a.k.a. fevered carcass, in spanish carnes febriles) is frequently used in the inspection of carcasses in the slaughterhouse to describe carcassses that show extensive alterations in coloration and texture. (more…)