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Fig. 9 | Surgical and Experimental Pathology

Fig. 9

From: Pathological characterization of pulmonary lesion and identification of associated bacteria and parasite infection in sheep and goat slaughtered at Dessie municipal abattoir, North-East Ethiopia

Fig. 9

Gross and Microscopic picture of verminous pneumonia. Verminous pneumonia of sheep lung with nodule and Protostrongylus rufescens isolated. A Mixed infection of adult Dictyocaulus filaria and Protostrongylus rufescens discovered on bronchi and bronchioles (black arrows). B Protostrongylus rufescence nodules on both right and left caudal lobe of lung parenchyma (red arrows). C Grayish nodule of Mulerius capillaries, consolidated and emphysematous patches area on surface of caudal lobe (white arrows). D Eggs and larvae in various stages of development (thin arrow) and cut section of adult parasite (thick arrows). E More prominent are the nodular accumulations of larva (black arrow), accompanied by lymphocytic or granulomatous inflammation. F Infiltration of mononuclear cells and eosinophils (large arrow) with presence of parasite egg in the dilated alveolar lumen (small arrow) and thinking of interalveolar septa. G Inflammatory cell including giant cell (arrow)

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