Image Database: Sheep and Goat Pox
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Photo #: SGP_001 Description: Sheep, inguinal skin. Several coalescing macules contain petechiae. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_002 Description: Sheep, inguinal skin. There are several coalescing macules. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_003 Description: Sheep, scrotum. There are multiple papules on the scrotum and adjacent inguinal skin. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_004 Description: Sheep, scrotum and inguinal skin. There are multple red brown papules. There are two hemorrhagic ulcers on the medial aspect of the stifle. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_005 Description: Sheep, subcutis. There are numerous hemorrhages, and several dark red round foci of hemorrhage and necrosis (beneath cutaneous pox). Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_006 Description: Goat, skin. Pox are coalescing red papules with central, slightly depressed, pale (necrotic) areas. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_007 Description: Goat. Two pox on the ventral tail have dessicated, dark red, undermined (necrotic and sloughing) centers. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_008 Description: Goat, udder. The skin contains two sharply demarcated necrotic foci (subacute pox). Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_009 Description: Goat, muzzle. The muzzle contains several papules and is partially covered by hemorrhagic nasal exudate. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_010 Description: Sheep, skin. Several coalescing pox have pale tan (necrotic) centers. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_011 Description: Goat. Abundant thick nasal exudate covers the muzzle and partially occludes the nares. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_012 Description: Goat, skin. There are multiple coalescing papules (pox) that often have tan, dry (necrotic) centers. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_013 Description: Lung. There are numerous, small, coalescing, red-tan, consolidated foci (pneumonia). Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_014 Description: Lungs. The lungs contain multiple discrete tan to red-brown nodules (multifocal interstitial pneumonia). Mediatinal lymph nodes are enlarged. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_015 Description: Lung. There are multiple red-brown consolidated foci (multifocal pneumonia). Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_016 Description: Lung. Numerous, slightly raised, pale tan to red-brown nodules (foci of consolidation) are scattered throughout the lung; the locally extensive cranioventral red-brown consolidation is likely secondary bacterial bronchopneumonia. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_017 Description: Lung. There are numerous raised pale nodules (multifocal pneumonia). Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_018 Description: Lung. There are multiple discrete, round, red-brown foci of consolidation (pneumonia). Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_019 Description: Sheep, lung. The numerous widely disseminated discrete round tan foci are foci of pneumonia; a few have pale (necrotic) centers. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_020 Description: Goat, lung. There are multiple coalescing tan foci of consolidation (pneumonia), and the adjacent lymph node is markedly enlarged. Credit: PIADC |
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Photo #: SGP_021 Description: Uterus. The endometrium contains several tan papules (pox) among the caruncles. Credit: PIADC |
