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The document describes four cases involving tissue samples from different animals presenting various symptoms. For each case, students are asked to identify the tissues, describe abnormalities, determine the pathologic process, make a diagnosis, and in some cases explain the cause or potential sequelae.

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Inflammation Part II - Lab 9

20 October 2021

Case 1

Tissue from a 12-year-old Bonsmara cow with a history of chronic


weight loss and not doing well. Loose stool was around her anus and
on her tail.

➔ Describe what you see and feel.


➔ What is the pathologic process?
➔ Provide a diagnosis.
➔ What is the most likely cause?
Case 2

Tissue from an adult mixed breed bull with a slow-growing firm


mandibular mass causing facial swelling, distortion, and loose teeth.

➔ Identify the tissue(s) and describe what you see and feel.
➔ What is the pathologic process?
➔ Provide a diagnosis.
➔ Name the disease.
Case 3
Tissue from a dog with a history of epilepsy and chronic phenobarbital
treatment.

➔ Identify the tissue(s) and describe what you see and feel.
➔ What is the pathologic process?

➔ Provide a diagnosis.
➔ Provide two (2) possible sequelae.
Case 4 - Horse with verminous mesenteric arteritis

Tissue from an adult mixed breed gelding with fever and decreased
borborygmus. On necropsy, a segment of infarcted intestine and a
severely thickened and distorted cranial mesenteric artery were
identified.

➔ Identify the tissue(s) and describe what you see and feel.
➔ What are the pathologic processes?
➔ Provide an etiologic diagnosis.
➔ Why did this animal have an intestinal infarct?

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