Submitted by admin on Sat, 09/20/2008 - 21:10
tissue_organ_import:
air sac
Morphologic diagnosis:
Air sac: Acute fibrinous air sacculitis
Clinical description:
In Chlamydiosis, airsacculitis is one of the most common post-mortem findings. Here, the abdominal air sacs are thickened and coated with fibrin. Foamy white exudate may also be present in the lumen of the air sacs.
Pathologic description:
The air sac is thickened and covered with a thin film of fibrinous friable material. The lumen of the air sac contains a small amount of foam.
Record number:
7393
Case number:
Unknown
Clinical form:
Unknown
Infection type:
Unknown
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Select One
Priority:
1
Rights:
© Cornell University
Image source URL:
http://cidc.library.cornell.edu/vet_avian/images/Chlam-Adjusted/CHLAM-007A.jpg
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