Infectious Disease Infectious Disease - Wiley · Infectious Disease A John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., Publication Topic-Neosporosis Figure 1. Puppy with progressive hind leg paresis owing

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Figure 5. Multiple lesions of bacillary angiomatosis on the elbow of a man with AIDS.

Figure 6. Warthin-Starry silver stained tissue from lesion of bacillary angiomatosis.

Figure 7. Typical heterogeneous appearance of Bartonella helnselae isolated from clinical specimen on blood agar.

Topic-BlastomycosisFigure 1. Ulcerative lesion of the toe.

Topic-BrucellosisFigure 1. Testes of a chronically infected male dog with brucellosis.

Figure 2. Histopathology of prostatic granuloma in a B. –canis–infected male dog.

Topic-Canine DistemperFigure 1. Pathogenesis of canine distemper. (Dr. Carmichael).

Figure 2. Canine distemper viral antigen in blood lymphocytes stained with fluorescent antibody.

Topic-ActinomycosisFigure 1. VD thoracic radiograph of consolidated lung lobe secondary to actinomycosis.

Topic-Anaerobic InfectionsFigure 1. Test tube of effusive fluid removed from the thorax of a dog with pyothorax.

Topic-Aspergillosis - Disseminated Figure 1. Skull radiograph showing aspergillosis of the nasal turbinates.

Figure 2. Mucopurulent discharge in a dog with nasal aspergillosis.

Topic-BartonellosisFigure 1. Typical cat scratch disease in a child.

Figure 2. Typical cat scratch disease in a child.

Figure 3. Parinaud’s oculoglandular syndrome in “atypical cat scratch disease.”

Figure 4. Parinaud’s oculoglandular syndrome in “atypical cat scratch disease”—submandibular lymphadenopathy.

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Topic-EhrlichiosisFigure 1. Photomicrograph of blood smear showing mononuclear leukocyte containing E. canis morula in cytoplasm.

Figure 2. Photomicrograph of blood smear showing mononuclear cell in bone marrow E. canis morula in cytoplasm.

Figure 3. Photomicrograph of blood smear from a dog showing neutrophil containing E. equi morula in cytoplasm.

Figure 4. Photomicrograph of blood smear from a dog showing platelets containing E. platys morula in cytoplasm.

Figure 5. Photomicrograph of well-fed and underfed rhipicephalus sanguineus ticks from a dog with ehrlichiosis.

Topic-Herpesvirus Infection - DogsFigure 1. Gross lesions observed in canine herpes virus.

Figure 2. In utero infections caused by canine herpes virus.

Topic-Chagas Disease (American Trypanosomiasis)

Figure 1. Photomicrograph of T. cruzi in blood film from an infected dog.

Figure 2. Photomicrograph of histologic section of left ventricle from a dog with chronic myocarditis and trypanosomiasis

Figure 3. Photomicrograph showing T. cruzi pseudocyst in myocyte of a dog’s heart with trypanosomiasis.”

Topic-CryptococcosisFigure 1. Image of a cat’s nose infected with Cryptococcosus. Note the excoriation and ulceration over the nose from which the organism was easily isolated.

Figure 2. Cytology smear taken from a submandibular lymph node of a cat with cryptococcosis. Note the thick-walled yeast-like organisms surrounded by a light-staining halo (mucopolysacharide capsule). Diff Quick stain.

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Topic-NeosporosisFigure 1. Puppy with progressive hind leg paresis owing to neosporosis.

Figure 2. Dog’s brain showing the cerebellar fossa. Note the absence of a well-formed cerebellum as a result of Neospora infection in utero.

Topic-PhysalopterosisFigure 1. Physaloptera eggs.

Topic-Rocky Mountain Spotted FeverFigure 1. Necrosis of planum nasale of a dog with Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Figure 2. Retinal hemorrhage on fundus of a dog with Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Topic-Roundworms (Ascariasis)Figure 1. Toxacara egg.

Figure 2. Toxascaris egg.

Topic-StrongyloidiasisFigure 1. Strongyloides larva

Topic-HistoplasmosisFigure 1. Tracheobronchial lymph node enlargement.

Topic-Hookworms (Ancylostomiasis)Figure 1. Hookworm egg.

Figure 2. Ancyclostoma caninum mouth.

Topic-LeishmaniasisFigure 1. Photograph of a hock of Leishmania-infected dog. Note the ulcerated skin lesions.

Figure 2. Bone marrow smear (Wright stain) from a dog with leishmaniasis. Note the cytoplasm of a machrophage containing multiple organisms with a dark-staining kinetoplast and larger, lighter staining nucleus.

Topic-Lyme BorreliosisFigure 1. Adult female Ixodes ticks, main vector for Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato organisms

Figure 2. Spirochetes, causative agents of Lyme borreliosis

Figure 3. Chronic synovitis in a dog with Lyme borreliosis

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Topic-Whipworms (Trichuriasis)Figure 1. Trichuris vulpis egg.

Figure 2. Trichuris vulpis adults.

Topic-Tapeworms (Cestodiasis)Figure 1. Taenia egg.

Topic-ToxoplasmosisFigure 1. Photomicrograph of cytology of peritoneal tap from a cat with toxoplasmosis.

Figure 2. Photomicrograph of histologic sections of a cat’s brain with toxoplasmosis.

Figure 3. Photomicrograph of histologic sections of a cat’s brain with toxoplasmosis.

Figure 4. Photomicrograph of toxoplasma gondii cyst containing bradyzoites in cat’s brain.

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Topic-Actinomycosis Figure 1. VD thoracic radiograph of consolidated lung lobe secondary to actinomycosis.

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Topic-Anaerobic Infections Figure 1. Test tube of effusive fluid removed from the thorax of a dog with pyothorax.

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Topic-Aspergillosis - Disseminated Figure 1. Skull radiograph showing aspergillosis of the nasal turbinates.

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Topic-Aspergillosis - Disseminated Figure 2. Mucopurulent discharge in a dog with nasal aspergillosis.

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Topic-Bartonellosis Figure 1. Typical cat scratch disease in a child.

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Topic-Bartonellosis Figure 2. Typical cat scratch disease in a child.

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Topic-Bartonellosis Figure 3. Parinaud’s oculoglandular syndrome in “atypical cat scratch disease.”

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Topic-Bartonellosis Figure 4. Parinaud’s oculoglandular syndrome in “atypical cat scratch disease”—submandibular lymphadenopathy.

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Topic-Bartonellosis Figure 5. Multiple lesions of bacillary angiomatosis on the elbow of a man with AIDS.

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Topic-Bartonellosis Figure 6. Warthin-Starry silver stained tissue from lesion of bacillary angiomatosis.

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Topic-Bartonellosis Figure 7. Typical heterogeneous appearance of Bartonella helnselae isolated from clinical specimen on blood agar.

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Topic-Blastomycosis Figure 1. Ulcerative lesion of the toe.

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Topic-Brucellosis Figure 1. Testes of a chronically infected male dog with brucellosis.

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Topic-Brucellosis Figure 2. Histopathology of prostatic granuloma in a B. –canis–infected male dog.

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Topic-Canine Distemper Figure 1. Pathogenesis of canine distemper. (Dr. Carmichael).

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Topic-Canine Distemper Figure 2. Canine distemper viral antigen in blood lymphocytes stained with fluorescent antibody.

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Topic-Chagas Disease (American Trypanosomiasis) Figure 1. Photomicrograph of T. cruzi in blood film from an infected dog.

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Topic-Chagas Disease (American Trypanosomiasis) Figure 2. Photomicrograph of histologic section of left ventricle from a dog with chronic myocarditis and trypanosomiasis

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Topic-Chagas Disease (American Trypanosomiasis) Figure 3. Photomicrograph showing T. cruzi pseudocyst in myocyte of a dog’s heart with trypanosomiasis.”

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Topic-Cryptococcosis Figure 1. Image of a cat’s nose infected with Cryptococcosus. Note the excoriation and ulceration over the nose from which the organism was easily isolated.

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Topic-Cryptococcosis Figure 2. Cytology smear taken from a submandibular lymph node of a cat with cryptococcosis. Note the thick-walled yeast-like organisms surrounded by a light-staining halo (mucopolysacharide capsule). Diff Quick stain.

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Topic-Ehrlichiosis Figure 1. Photomicrograph of blood smear showing mononuclear leukocyte containing E. canis morula in cytoplasm.

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Topic-Ehrlichiosis Figure 2. Photomicrograph of blood smear showing mononuclear cell in bone marrow E. canis morula in cytoplasm.

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Topic-Ehrlichiosis Figure 3. Photomicrograph of blood smear from a dog showing neutrophil containing E. equi morula in cytoplasm.

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Topic-Ehrlichiosis Figure 4. Photomicrograph of blood smear from a dog showing platelets containing E. platys morula in cytoplasm.

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Topic-Ehrlichiosis Figure 5. Photomicrograph of well-fed and underfed rhipicephalus sanguineus ticks from a dog with ehrlichiosis.

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Topic-Herpesvirus Infection - Dogs Figure 1. Gross lesions observed in canine herpes virus.

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Topic-Herpesvirus Infection - Dogs Figure 2. In utero infections caused by canine herpes virus.

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Topic-Histoplasmosis Figure 1. Tracheobronchial lymph node enlargement.

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Topic-Hookworms (Ancylostomiasis) Figure 1. Hookworm egg.

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Topic-Hookworms (Ancylostomiasis) Figure 2. Ancyclostoma caninum mouth.

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Topic-Leishmaniasis Figure 1. Photograph of a hock of Leishmania-infected dog. Note the ulcerated skin lesions.

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Topic-Leishmaniasis Figure 2. Bone marrow smear (Wright stain) from a dog with leishmaniasis. Note the cytoplasm of a machrophage containing multiple organisms with a dark-staining kinetoplast and larger, lighter staining nucleus.

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Topic-Lyme Borreliosis Figure 1. Adult female Ixodes ticks, main vector for Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato organisms

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Topic-Lyme Borreliosis Figure 2. Spirochetes, causative agents of Lyme borreliosis

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Topic-Lyme Borreliosis Figure 3. Chronic synovitis in a dog with Lyme borreliosis

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Topic-Neosporosis Figure 1. Puppy with progressive hind leg paresis owing to neosporosis.

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Topic-Neosporosis Figure 2. Dog’s brain showing the cerebellar fossa. Note the absence of a well-formed cerebellum as a result of Neospora infection in utero.

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Topic-Physalopterosis Figure 1. Physaloptera eggs.

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Topic-Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Figure 1. Necrosis of planum nasale of a dog with Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

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Topic-Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Figure 2. Retinal hemorrhage on fundus of a dog with Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

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Topic-Roundworms (Ascariasis) Figure 1. Toxacara egg.

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Topic-Roundworms (Ascariasis) Figure 2. Toxascaris egg.

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Topic-Strongyloidiasis Figure 1. Strongyloides larva

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Topic-Tapeworms (Cestodiasis) Figure 1. Taenia egg.

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Topic-Toxoplasmosis Figure 1. Photomicrograph of cytology of peritoneal tap from a cat with toxoplasmosis.

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Topic-Toxoplasmosis Figure 2. Photomicrograph of histologic sections of a cat’s brain with toxoplasmosis.

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Topic-Toxoplasmosis Figure 3. Photomicrograph of histologic sections of a cat’s brain with toxoplasmosis.

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Topic-Toxoplasmosis Figure 4. Photomicrograph of toxoplasma gondii cyst containing bradyzoites in cat’s brain.

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Topic-Whipworms (Trichuriasis) Figure 1. Trichuris vulpis egg.

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Topic-Whipworms (Trichuriasis) Figure 2. Trichuris vulpis adults.

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Infectious Disease Infectious Disease - Wiley · Infectious Disease A John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., Publication Topic-Neosporosis Figure 1. Puppy with progressive hind leg paresis owing