Bovine Pathology PDF
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Royal Veterinary College, University of London
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This document details various diseases affecting cattle, including congenital disorders, calf diphtheria, and gastrointestinal issues. It provides descriptions of lesions, clinical signs, and potential causes of these conditions. Information is presented in a table format.
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Disease What does it look like Lesions Clinical signs Pathogenesis/causes Congenital disorders - bilateral hydrocephalus - domed head shape -...
Disease What does it look like Lesions Clinical signs Pathogenesis/causes Congenital disorders - bilateral hydrocephalus - domed head shape - in utero viral infections of BVDV + - Marked bilateral extension of - Lethargic SBV ventricles - Seizures - BVDV- bocine viral diarrhoea virus - Reduced size of surrounding brain - Poor sucking reflex - SBV- schmallenberg virus parenchyma - cerebellum hypoplasia - wide based stance - in utero viral infections of BVDV + - Low head carriage SBV - Incoordination - BVDV- bocine viral diarrhoea virus - SBV- schmallenberg virus - palatoschisis - not suckling - hereditary, drug induced, teratogenic - Hard palette completely missing or - Anorexia plants replaced by thin membrane - Cough - Aspiration pneumonia (accessory lobe affected) Calf diphtheria - multifocal subacute, fibrin-necrotising - cause- fusobacterium necrophorum laryngitis - Trauma or mucosa causes bacteria to infiltrate tissues Gastrointestinal disease - diffuse catarrhal enteritis - rotavirus - Yellow watery fluid - Cryptosporidium - Coronavirus - Adenovirus - E.coli - diffuse, segmental, catarrhal + - rotavirus heamorrhagic enteritis - Cryptosporidium - Coronavirus - Adenovirus - E.coli Disease What does it look like Lesions Clinical signs Pathogenesis/causes - multifocal to coalescing fibrinous - clostridium perfringens enteritis - Salmonella enterica Nervous system disease - mutlifocal heamorrhage + malacia - recumbency inflammation of CNS - Opisthotonos (stargazing) - encephalitis - Hyperesthesia (rigidity) - meningitis - Dullness - myelitis - Blindness - meningiomyelitis - Head pressing Intoxication (no gross or microscopic lesions) - botulism - tetanus - Neoplasia Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis - - keratoconjunctivitis - bovine herpesvirus 1 IBR - Respiratory disease - Pustular vulvovaginitis - viral infection of epithelial cells + - balanoposthitis endothelia - Abortions - Vasculitis - Erosions/ulcers Bovine viral diarrhoea - BVD - repiratory + digestive disease - bovine pestivirus - Abortions - Viral infection of epithelial/endothelial cells - Vasculitis - Erosions/ulcers Disease What does it look like Lesions Clinical signs Pathogenesis/causes Malignant catarrhal fever - MCF - pansystemic disease - ovine herpesvirus 2 - Alcelaphine herpesvirus 2 - Widespread arteritis-phlebitis + lymphoproliferative disease - Erosions + ulcers Ezoonotic calf pneumonia - superlative bronchopneumonia - bovine herpes virus type 1 - Consolidates, firm + grey - BRSV- bovine respiratory syncytial - Dark red in cranioventral areas of virus lungs - Pl-3 - parainfluenza 3 virus - Mannheimia haemolytica - fibrinous pleuropneumonia - pasteurella multocide - Fibrin - histophilius somni - mycoplasma bovis Mastitis - congestion - ecoli - Hyperaemia - P. Aeuroginosa - Haemorrhage - K. Pneumonia - necrosis - ecoli - F. Necrophorum - Clostridium perfringens - pus - pyrogenic bacteria (staphylococcus, - Abscess streptococcus, truperella pyrogens) Tuberculosis - mutlifocal granulomatous pneumonia - - mycobacteria bovis lung - ZOONOT|IC - Lymph node - multifocal to coalescing - Zeihl Neelson stain to visulaise granulomatous lymphadenitis bacteria Disease What does it look like Lesions Clinical signs Pathogenesis/causes Ruminitis - increased thickness or keratin layer - metabolic acidosis - diets rich in carbs -> increase in - Hyperkeratosis - yellow - Circulatory shock lactic acid -> decrease in Ruminal - Parakeratosis - black - Diarrhoea pH -> killing of normal microbiota - Laminitis - Overgrowth of micro-organisms: Lactobacillus spp., streptococcus bovis, aspergillus sp. - below 5.5 pH - Sweet smell in rumen - Aqueous humous taken + measure BHB but only in fresh carcass Bottle jaw - Subcutanous oedema in ventral neck - cachexia - decreased on optic pressure (liver/ + brisket - Serious atrophy of pericardial adipose kidney failure) tissues/bone marrow - due to hyperalbumina - plasma kept within vascular, any lesion causes leakage - Increased hydrostatic pressure (heart failure) - pressure within venous system - building up of pressure into venous system - increased vacuolation permeability (vasculitis) - caused by septicaemia - not common in animals - Decreased interstitial drainage (damaged lymphatics) - any mass or damage to lymphatics Disease What does it look like Lesions Clinical signs Pathogenesis/causes Johnes disease - diffuse chronic granulomatous - malnutrition - mycobacterium avian subspecies enteritis paratuberculosis - Cerebriform appearance - Confirm by histopath, culture or PCR Black leg + gangrene - skeletal muscle - depression - clostridia (PCR, FAT, IHC) - Necrotising + heamorrhagic myosotis - Tachycardia with gas bubble formation - Respiratory distress - External traumatic wound - Fever due to toxaemia, bacteriamia + - Bacterial overgrowth septicaemia - Exotoxin production - Shock - Tissue damage - Death - heart - Necrotising + heamorrhagic myocarditis Polioencephalomalacia - Cortex - dullness - thiamine deficiency - Laminar cerebrocortical necrosis - Blindness - Excessive sulphur intake - Head pressing - Lead poisoning - Sudden death - confirm by histo path - Lesions glow under UV light