Image Database: Newcastle Disease
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Photo #: ND_001 Description: Chicken. The comb is markedly edematous and contains multiple foci of hemorrhage. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: ND_002 Description: Avian, skin. There is a marked hemorrhage of the comb, wattle, and adjacent skin. Credit: AFIP |
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Photo #: ND_003 Description: Avian, skin. There is marked hemorrhage of the comb and head, with cyanosis of the margin of the comb. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_004 Description: Avian, eye. Conjunctival hemorrhage is most severe in the nictitans. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_005 Description: Avian, oral cavity. Numerous clumps of fibrinonecrotic exudate adhere to foci of necrosis in the oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal mucosa. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_006 Description: Avian, trachea. Tracheal and laryngeal mucosa contain many foci of hemorrhage and small clumps of fibrinonecrotic exudate. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_007 Description: Avian, skin. There is marked subcutaneous edema in the neck, extending to the thoracic inlet. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_008 Description: Avian, ceca. Hyperemic, necrotic cecal tonsils are visible from the serosal surface. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_009 Description: Avian, ceca. The cecal tonsil is red-brown, thickened, and friable (necrotic). Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_010 Description: Avian, rectum. There are multiple linear mucosal hemorrhages. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_011 Description: Avian, cloaca. The mucosa is hyperemic and contains foci of hemorrhage. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_012 Description: Avian, colon. The mucosa contains multiple sharply demarcated foci of hemorrhage and necrosis. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_013 Description: Avian, proventriculus. The proximal mucosa is eroded and covered by a fibrinonecrotic (diphtheritic) membrane. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_014 Description: Avian, cecal tonsil necrosis. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_015 Description: Avian, diphtheritic laryngo-tracheitis Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_016 Description: Avian, segmental intestinal necrosis, mucosal. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
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Photo #: ND_017 Description: Avian, segmental intestinal necrosis, mucosal. Credit: California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System |
