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| ====Fungal infections==== | | ====Fungal infections==== |
| *Filamentous fungal organisms | | *Filamentous fungal organisms |
− | **Aspergillus fumigatus | + | **"Aspergillus fumigatus" |
| ***Guttural pouch infections in horses - fungal plaques form on the adventitia of the carotid arteries can lead to catastrophic haemorrhage following erosion of carotid arteries! | | ***Guttural pouch infections in horses - fungal plaques form on the adventitia of the carotid arteries can lead to catastrophic haemorrhage following erosion of carotid arteries! |
| ***Nasal infection in dogs and cats - plaques develop on the nasal or paranasal sinus epithelium. Result in severe neutrophilic rhinitis/sinusitis. Can occur secondary to areas of mucosal compromise eg: adjacent to a space-occupying lesion. | | ***Nasal infection in dogs and cats - plaques develop on the nasal or paranasal sinus epithelium. Result in severe neutrophilic rhinitis/sinusitis. Can occur secondary to areas of mucosal compromise eg: adjacent to a space-occupying lesion. |
− | **Mucor spp. | + | **"Mucor" spp. |
| *Yeast-like fungal organisms | | *Yeast-like fungal organisms |
− | **Cryptococcus neoformans | + | **"Cryptococcus neoformans" |
| ***Most commonly in cats and dogs | | ***Most commonly in cats and dogs |
| ***Chronic granulomatous rhinitis | | ***Chronic granulomatous rhinitis |
| ***Can invade through adjacent structures, eg: through the cribiform plate into the brain! These cases therefore can present as a primary neurological disease. | | ***Can invade through adjacent structures, eg: through the cribiform plate into the brain! These cases therefore can present as a primary neurological disease. |
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| ====Parasitic infections ==== | | ====Parasitic infections ==== |
| *Oestrus ovis larvae in the nasal cavity of sheep and goats = Nasal bots | | *Oestrus ovis larvae in the nasal cavity of sheep and goats = Nasal bots |