26/03/2024
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Abdominal cavity (bovine)
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In an 11-month-old, male, Charolais calf, multifocal lesions were observed in the lung, pleura, liver and kidneys accompanied by generalized lymphadenomegaly.
Calf carcass with multiple nodular lesions in the parietal pleura. Enlargement of sternal lymph nodes.
Pulmonary mass in the cranial lobe that had adhesions to the parietal pleura. Hyperplasia of the thoracic lymph nodes.
Aspect, after sectioning, of the lung mass.
Multiple whitish nodular lesions in the renal parenchyma.
Appearance, upon section, of a mass located in the mediastinum.
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No es tuberculosis