UCVM Online Pathology Collection

UCVM Online Pathology Collection

W-MT-001
CN: 13-68
Species: Ruminant, Bovine

Specimen:
Distal limb and digit, sagittal sections
Shown:
Ergot toxicity, infarction and gangrene of distal hind limbs

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