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==[[Gastritis, Fibrinous/ Diptheric]] Gastritis==
 
 
 
==[[Gastritis, Haemorrhagic]] ==
 
 
 
 
== Vesicular Gastritis==
 
 
* Is not seen, as the [[Forestomach - Anatomy & Physiology|stomach]] has no stratum spinosum.
 
 
 
==Chronic gastritis==
 
 
* Chronic gastritis is usually proliferative rather any other type of gastric inflammation.
 
* Usually a parasitic cause.
 
* Occurs mostly in the pig and in cattle. 
 
 
* '''Pig'''
 
** Redworms (''Hyostrongylus'')
 
** Seen mostly in sows,  and are present in up to 30% of pig herds. 
 
** Small numbers produce little pathology, but large numbers cause thin sow syndrome.
 
*** Animals eat well but slowly lose condition.
 
 
* '''Cattle'''
 
** [[Stomach and Abomasum Parasites - Pathology#Ostertagiasis|Ostertagiasis]] produces a condition similar to thin sow syndrome.
 
 
===Chronic Hypertrophic Gastritis In The Dog===
 
 
* Clinically see anorexia, weight loss, anaemia and associated hepatic disease.
 
* Associated with protein loss into gut.
 
 
====Pathology====
 
 
* Hyperplasia of mucosa.
 
** Mucosa thrown up into folds.
 
** Reduced numbers of parietal cells and increased numbers of goblet cells.
 
 
=== Chronic Atrophic Gastritis In The Dog===
 
 
* Aetiology uncertain.
 
* '''Grossly:''' (may be difficult to appreciate)
 
** Reduced mucosal thickness.
 
** Loss of rugae.
 
* '''Histologically'''
 
** Mucosal thinning.
 
** Loss of gastric glands.
 
** Diffuse inflammatory infiltrate of lymphocytes and plasma cells.
 
** Fewer eosinophils in lamina propria.
 
 
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