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→Diagnosis
===Laboratory Tests===
===Laboratory Tests===
===Pathology===
===Pathology===
Pathological changes visible on post mortem examination
are observed most often in lymph nodes,
spleen and kidneys. The lymph nodes become swollen,
oedematous and haemorrhagic (Fig. 2). Haemorrhages
of the kidney may vary in size from petechiae
to ecchymotic haemorrhages. Petechiae can also be
observed in the urinary bladder, larynx, epiglottis and
heart, and may be widespread over the serosae of the
abdomen and chest. A non-purulent encephalitis is
often present (Gruber et al., 1995).
==Treatment==
==Treatment==
====Control====
====Control====