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Image Database: Theileriosis

Additional Resources:
Theileriosis Factsheet
Theileriosis Vaccine

View Larger Picture	Photo #: THE_001 Description: Rhipicephalus appendiculatus - brown ear tick, vector of Theileriosis. Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_002 Description: Bovine, lung. The lung tissue is diffusely tan-brown, and lobules are noncollapsed and rubbery (interstitial pneumonia). Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_003 Description: Bovine, lung. Lung tissue is noncollapsed, contains multiple foci of hemorrhage, and there is fluid/foam within interlobular septa and bronchi. Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_004 Description: Bovine, lung. The lobules are noncollapsed (rubbery) and diffusely tan-brown, and interlobular septa are markedly expanded due to edema and emphysema. Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_005 Description: Bovine, lungs. Lungs are diffusely noncollapsed, and there is moderate interlobular edema (interstitial pneumonia). Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_006 Description: Bovine, popliteal lymph node. The node is enlarged and diffusely pale, and contains numerous petechiae. Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_007 Description: Bovine, kidney. There are multiple petechiae on the surface of the cortex. The lymph node near the hilus is markedly enlarged. Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_008 Description: Bovine, kidney. The multiple pale foci on the cortical surface are lymphoid infiltrates. Credit: PIADC
View Larger Image	Photo #: THE_009 Description: Bovine lymphoblasts contain intracytoplasmic Theileria parva. Credit: PIADC

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These images were annotated by Dr. Steve Sorden and funding was provided by a USDA Higher Education Challenge Grant in collaboration with the Iowa State University Department of Veterinary Pathology, Center for Food Security and Public Health, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, and Plum Island Animal Disease Center.