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Lamb Dysentery
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extreme cases, losses of between 20 and 30 per cent of
extreme cases, losses of between 20 and 30 per cent of
animals in a flock have been reported.
animals in a flock have been reported.
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The diagnosis of lamb dysentery depenids on postmortemii
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findings. At postmortem examination. localised
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areaLs ot the intestinies appear dark red and distended,
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with ulceration otl the mucosa and serous, blood-stained
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peritoneal fluid. The liver may be pale and friable and
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the kidnieys enlarged. Numerous Gram-positixe rods are
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present in smears from intestinal scrapings. Almost pure
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anaerobic cultures of C pe):frili,genis from intestinal coIntents,
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and positixe beta and epsiloni toxin ELISA results
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fiom intestinal conitents or peritoneal fluid support, but
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do not confirm, the diagnosis.
==Signalment==
==Signalment==
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