UCVM Online Pathology Collection

UCVM Online Pathology Collection

G-DP-031
CN: 19-749
Species: Equid, Thoroughbred

Specimen:
Small intestine with segmental infarction
Shown:
Segmental non-strangulating infarction of the small intestine secondary to focal mural necrosis, suspect secondary to parasitic migration

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Equid, Thoroughbred: Small intestine, not ileum, with hemomelasma ilei like lesions with focal necrosis. Focal mural inflammation with eosinophilic granulomas suspect secondary to migrating parasites.

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