18/08/2022
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Poultry
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Samples were submitted from a 3-month-old, male, free-range chicken carcass with wattle swelling that, on sectioning, showed caseous contents inside.
Free-range chicken carcass with wattle inflammation.
From the ventral aspect it is observed that the lesion is unilateral.
When sectioning the wattle, yellowish caseous material appears.
What is your diagnosis? (108)
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The observed lesions correspond to focal chronic deep cellulitis and are compatible with a chronic case of fowl cholera (Pasteurella multocida infection, it is a zoonosis). Although in this case it was not possible to isolate this infectious agent. The most typical presentation is that of an animal with the entire face inflamed.
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What is your diagnosis?
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Salmonellosis
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Fowl cholera (P. multocida)
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Mycobacteriosis (M. avium)
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Foreing body granuloma
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