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Section 1
(50 cards)
type 4 endocardiosis
type 2 endocardiosis
fibrinous pericarditis
hemopericardium
AV valve dysplasia
RV enlargement
arteriosclerosis (fatty streaking)
arteries
LV steatosis, cut section
patent ductus arteriosus
fibrosing (organizing) pericarditis
calcification
carotid arteries
hemangiosarcoma, RA appendeage
arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy: RV muscle replaced by fatty + fibrous tissue w/minimal inflammation
myocardial abscesses
valve cyst
nutritional myopathy, "white muscle disease" (note white mottling of myocardium, particularly LV)
atrial septal defect
traumatic pericarditis; may lead to myocarditis if foreign body penetrates myocardium
lymphosarcoma
persistent right aortic arch, megaesophagus
sub-aortic stenosis
LA thrombus
AV valve dysplasia, web form
AV valve stenosis (pulmonic)
purulent pericarditis
thromboses (iatrogenic)
jugular veins
pulmonic thrombus
idiopathic cardiomyopathy
LV fatty degeneration (note pale color)
"bread and butter" pericarditis, organization of purulent pericarditis
AV valve dysplasia, short chordae form
myocarditis caused by Actinobacillus
hear base tumor (chemodectoma)
tetralogy of Fallot
LAV valve endocarditis
"Mulberry Heart" disease: pericardial effusion + ecchymoses
cor pulmonale; huge pulmonary artery + RV hypertrophy w/bifid apex
LV hypertrophy
RAV valve endocarditis
"red currant jelly" CLOT (not thrombus)
arteritis and aneurysm caused by Strongylus vulgaris
aorta
congenital steatosis
type 3 endocardiosis
bifid apex: LV + RV enlargement
necrotizing endocarditis
hydropericardium
RV infarction
aortic cusp nodule
aortic cusp nodulation and distortion, with jet lesion (below)
ventricular septal defect (left side)
Section 2
(50 cards)
bronchopneumonia
pulmonary infarct
lung, cut section
bronchopneumonia (cranioventral distribution)
chylothorax
purulent frontal sinusitis
tracheal collapse
trachea
emphysema
caudal portion of caudal lung lobe
hydrothorax
pyothorax
thoracic cavity
alveolar emphysema
cut section of fixed lung
Cryptococcus neoformans, mycotic (fungal) rhinits
rhabdomyoma
lobar pneumonia (cut section indicates color change is not superficial, whole lobe is affected)
cut section of lung lobe
benign nodular hyperplasia of spleen
tracheal collapse
sheep pulmonary adenomatosis/Jaagsiekte virus/ovine pulmonary adenocarcinoma (primary
cut section of lung
Muellerius capillaris (area of interest right side of image: firm, grey nodules)
lung
hydatid cysts
trachea + lung
Dictyocaulus viviparus (area of interest caudal border)
bronchioloalveolar neoplasia (primary pulmonary neoplasia)
cut section of lung showing airways
dorsoventral tracheal collapse
trachea
Mycoplasma in pigs (cranioventral consolidation)
lungs
tracheitis
trachea (internal)
embolic pneumonia (caused by hematogenous spread of infection via emboli to lungs)
respiratory syncytial virus (cranioventral atelectasis and consolidation, caudal emphysema; syncytium on histology)
bronchiectatic airways
lung
pulmonary abscess
lung, cut section
Streptococcus equi, strangles
diffuse fibrosing alveolitis
tracheal neoplasia
cross-sections of trachea
bronchiectasis: permanent saccular or cylindrical dilation of bronchi as result of accumulation of exudate w/in lumen, and partial rupture of bronchial walls
lung
secondary pulmonary neoplasia (pulmonary metastasis)
cut fixed lung section
verminous arteritis/thrombosis due to Strongylus vulgaris
artery
tracheitis
trachea (internal)
sinusitis
cross-section of head
Dictyocaulus viviparus
upper airways
secondary pulmonary neoplasia (pulmonary metastasis)
pleuritis (indicating organizing fibrinous pleuritis)
border of lung lobe and thoracic fat/fascia from body wall
pulmonary infarct
lung
interstitial pneumonia
atrophic rhinits, severe septal deviation, turbinate necrosis
cross-section of snout
bronchopneumonia
inflammatory nasal polyps
sinusitis
massive atelectasis/hemorrhage
atrophic rhinits, septal deviation
cross-section of snout
benign nodular hyperplasia of spleen
Filaroides osleri, parasitic tracheitis
trachea
traumatic pulmonary hemorrhage
thoracic viscera
atrophic rhinits
Section 3
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