52. Circulatory disturbances of the lung; pulmonary edema. Fumonisin toxicosis in horse and swine Flashcards

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Circulatory disturbances in the lungs

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  • hypostasis
  • hyperemia
  • congestion
  • edema
  • hemorrhages
  • thrombosis
  • embolism
  • infarction
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active hyperaemia of lungs

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  • Decreased O 2 in the alveoli
    – drowning, high altitude
  • Fast drainage of thoracic fluid
  • In physical training
  • Initiatory phase of inflammations
  • Perifocal hyperaemia
  • Neural effect
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passive hyperaemia of the lungs

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  • Disturbances in the function of the left heart
  • In shock
  • Torsion of a lobe
  • Other venous stenosis
    – obturation, compression
  • Agony
    – long lasting passive hyperaemia
    – heart failure cells (M ø + haemosiderin
    – oedema of the lungs
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non inflammatory lung oedema

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– haemodynamic changes
– increased permeability of the a capillary wall
– decreased function of lymph vessels
– hypoalbuminaemia (dysproteinaemia)

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inflammatory lung oedema

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– special form: passive hyperaemia caused by the decreased work of the heart („hypostatic”) pneumonia

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types of lung oedema

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misleading
hyalinmembrane formation in alveoli
grazing emphysema and lung oedema of cattle
lung oedema of fattening pigs

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hyalinmembrane formation in alveoli

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serum from blood vessels to aveoli
- appears btw basal membrane among alveolar ep cells where it coagulates

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Haemorrhages in the lungs

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  • per diapedesin haemorrhages
    – in the interstitium and as free haemorrhages in the airways
  • per rhexin haemorrhages
    –trauma
  • per diabrosin haemorrhages
    – tissue destructive processes
    (i.e. ichorous pneumonia, tuberculotic caverns etc.)
    *Haemaspiration
    – epistaxis, slaughtering
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thrombosis in the lung

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thrombosis of blood and/or lymph
*lymph
- in crupous pneumonia
– in actinobacillus pleuropneumonia

*blood
- lung arteries

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Lung embolism

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thrombo embolism
cells, cell groups
air bubbles embolism
fat droplets
foreign body embolism

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Fumonisin toxicosis in horse

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equine encephalomatia

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Fumonisin toxicosis in swine

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lung oedema of fattening pigs

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lung lesions of Fumonisin toxicosis

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-No inflammation
-increased permeability
- heavy, wet lungs with widened interlobular septa, fluid in the airways and the thoracic cavity (hydrothorax: modified transudate)

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histopath of lung lesions of Fumonisin toxicosis

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clear fluid and markedly dilated lymphatics in connective tissue around vessels and bronchi

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cardiovascular hemodynamic changes of Fumonisin toxicosis

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induced by negative ionotropic effect of toxin
decreased cardiac contractility increased pulmonary artery wedge pressure
pulmonary oedema caused by left sided heart failure

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