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Special - Etiology Flashcards

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Post Traumatic Focal Inflammatory Reaction of Myocardium
Etiology

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  • Due to a foreign body, it produces the inflammatory reaction/immune response
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Vasculitis Chronica
Etiology

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  • Seen during uraemia/uremic syndrome
  • White yellow plaques present in arteries (arteriosclerosis)
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Mediocalcinosis (van Kossa)
Etiology

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  • Seen during uraemia/uremic syndrome
  • White yellow plaques present in arteries (arteriosclerosis)
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Emphysema Alveolare Chronicum
Etiology

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  • One of the two conditions under the umbrella term “chronic obstructive pulmonary disease”, due to long term exposure to inhaled irritants
  • Other causes include allergic respiratory diseases, asthma conditions (end stage in cats) and in cerain viral infections (bovine respiratory syncytial virus infection)
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Endobronchiolotis Obliterans et peribronchitis nodosa
Etiology

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  • Common in cattle with atypical interstitial pneumonia but also seen under various conditions in other species
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Crupous (fibrinous, lobar) Pneumonia and Chronic Interstitial Pneumonia
Etiology

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  • Due to visualisation of fungal hyphae, the crupous pneumonia was caused by mycotic infection
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Epulis Fibromatosa
Etiology

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  • Tumour like masses on the gingiva, often referring to epulides of periodontal origin
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Colitis Fibrinosa (Levaditi)
Etiology

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  • Serpulina hyodysenteriae, now Brachyspira hyodysenteriae
  • Observable in exudae when over 10 micrometers in length
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Lymphadenitis Acuta Simplex
Etiology

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  • Most common form of lymphnode inflammation
  • Commonly caused by bacerial infection
  • Often arising from local skin lesions or mucous membranes
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Infectious Bursal Disease
Etiology

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  • Gumboro, birnavirus
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Cholangitis et Pericholangitis Chronica Hyperplastica (Coccidiosis Hepatis Cunuculorum)
Etiology

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  • Coccidea hepatis cuniculorum
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Hepatitis Purulenta Acuta
Etiology

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  • Originated by haematogenous transfer (metastatic) or purulent bacteria from the reticulum
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Leucosis Lymphadenoidea hepatis
Etiology

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  • Cause by bovine leukemia virus by transmission through exchange of bodily fluids
  • And parasites
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Glomerulonepritis Chronica
Etiology

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  • Inflammation is divided by: Localisation, process starting point, pathogenesis into immune mediated GN, suppurative glomerulitis to GN and viral glomerulitis
  • Most commonly seen in carnivors, associated with persistent infections and prolonged antigenaemia
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Nephrocirrhosis
Etiology

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  • Can occur due to various factors: hypercalcemia, hypercalciuria, renal tubular acidosis, uremic syndrome and metabolic disorders
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Nephrocirrhosis (Van Koss)
Etiology

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  • Can occur due to various factors: hypercalcemia, hypercalciuria, renal tubular acidosis, uremic syndrome and metabolic disorders
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Meningitis Spinalis Purulenta
Etiology

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  • Abscess usually transfers haematogenously, by direct contact or iatrogenic spread to meninges
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159

Cysticercus ovis (brain)
Etiology

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  • Cysticercus ovis, infective larval stage of oestrus ovis
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Fibrosarcoma Uteri
Etiology

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  • Malignant mesencymal tumour derived from fibrous connective tissue, tumour of fibrocytes
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242

Hypertrophy of Prostata
Etiology

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  • Due to hormonal imbalances
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Dystrophia Musculorum
Etiology

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  • Nutritional myopathy: Selenium and Vit E deficiency, increase in PUFA in the diet (white muscle disease).
  • Monday morning disease – Equine paralytic myoglobinuria
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Trichinellosis Musculorum
Etiology

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  • Larvae of Trichinella spiralis, infection occurs by ingestion of encysted larvae in meat
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Myositis Sarcosporidica
Etiology

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  • Caused by protozoa Sarcocystis
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273

Mastitis Apostematosa
Etiology

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  • Common causes include bacterial infection
  • Other factors contributing to mastitis may include trauma, poor milking hygiene or systemic infections
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240

Tumor mixtus mammae
Etiology

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  • Typically arise from glandular tissue of mammae and exhibit a range of histological patterns
  • Myltifactorial including genetc mutations, hormonal influences and environmental factors
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258

Dermatitis Eosinophilica
Etiology

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  • Ectoparasite Psoroptes cuniculi, infesting rabbits (psoropic mange) and is highly contagious
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Fibropapiloma
Etiology

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  • Benign tumours usually induced by oncogenic viruses (BPV)
  • Genetic factors can also play a role in their development

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