Difference between revisions of "Pythiosis"

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*Enters via wounds
 
*Enters via wounds
**[[Lips|Lips]], [[Musculoskeletal System - Anatomy & Physiology#The Head and Neck|head]], [[Musculoskeletal System - Anatomy & Physiology#The Head and Neck|neck]], fetlock, hock and [[Hoof - Anatomy & Physiology|hoof]]
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**[[Lips|Lips]], head, neck, fetlock, hock and [[Hoof - Anatomy & Physiology|hoof]]
  
 
*Granulomatous infection
 
*Granulomatous infection

Revision as of 17:01, 26 November 2010

  • Causes Mycotic Swamp Fever
  • Also called phycomycosis
  • Occurs in the USA, Australia, New Guinea, India, Brazil, Colombia, Japan, Costa Rica and Indonesia
  • Pythium insidiosum
  • Enters via wounds
    • Lips, head, neck, fetlock, hock and hoof
  • Granulomatous infection
    • Necrosis and fistulous tracts
    • Yellow lesions
  • Branching, separated fungi
  • Progressive (rather than systemic) disease
  • Surgery is needed

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