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| ==Fibrinous/Diptheritic Inflammation== | | ==Fibrinous/Diptheritic Inflammation== |
| *Severe damage to epithelium produces exudation of fibrin - with formation of dry white fibrinous deposit - diptheritic membrane. | | *Severe damage to epithelium produces exudation of fibrin - with formation of dry white fibrinous deposit - diptheritic membrane. |
− | *Usually associated with organism [[fusobacterium necrophorum]] found everywhere in environment (but strict anaerobe). | + | *Usually associated with organism ''[[Fusobacterium necrophorum]]'' found everywhere in environment (but strict anaerobe). |
| *Produces lesions that damage epithelium due to toxin that damages vessels. | | *Produces lesions that damage epithelium due to toxin that damages vessels. |
| *Often a secondary invader but can be a primary pathogen. | | *Often a secondary invader but can be a primary pathogen. |
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| *Synonyms: '''laryngeal diphtheria, calf diphtheria''' | | *Synonyms: '''laryngeal diphtheria, calf diphtheria''' |
| *Common disease in cattle, and can occur in swine | | *Common disease in cattle, and can occur in swine |
− | *Caused by infection with [[Fusobacterium|''Fusobacterium necrophorum'']] | + | *Caused by infection with [[Fusobacterium necrophorum|''Fusobacterium necrophorum'']] |
| *Lesions may also be found in other parts of the [[Nasopharynx Inflammatory - Pathology#Infectious causes of pharyngitis|oropharynx]] | | *Lesions may also be found in other parts of the [[Nasopharynx Inflammatory - Pathology#Infectious causes of pharyngitis|oropharynx]] |
| *The bacterium usually gains entry through damaged mucosal surfaces e.g. after viral infections or injury following (poor!) use of dosing guns, coarse poor quality roughage | | *The bacterium usually gains entry through damaged mucosal surfaces e.g. after viral infections or injury following (poor!) use of dosing guns, coarse poor quality roughage |