دليل اللوحات الملونة 4من اصل4

{37} Bilateral Purulent nasal discharge with blood

{38} Papular dermatitis in cases of Equine viral popular dermatitis

{39} Bilateral mucopurulent nasal discharge

{40} Nasal purulent discharge in cases of strangles

{41} Equine viral rhinopneumonitis herpes virus

{42} Dermatophilosis of nose

{43} Photosensitization

{44} Horse pox: erytherma, papules with darker haemorrhagic centere, pustules, vesicles           and crust

{45} Viral Papillomatosis (Aural plaques)

{46,47} Single & multiple ulcers of septum nasi in cases of strangles

{48} Normal bright red oral mucous membranes

{49} Cyanotic mucous membranes in case of intestinal obstruction

{50} Brick red injected mucosa & delayed refill time “white ring area” due to poor blood flow

“perfusion” which indicate shock

{51} Dark pink mucosa with severe injection of mucosal vessels in cases of pleuropneumonia

{52} Swollen hyperaemic tongue due to  food foreign body penetration

{53} Ulcer in upper lip due to irritant plant spines

{54} Dental caries in the central incisor

{55} Congestion of mucosa membrane of tongue & mouth

{56} Laceremation of mucosa of tongue

{57} Buccal ulceration: limited inflammation in cases of pituitary adenoma

{58} Back dermatophilosis (Bacterial infection): loss of hair, matted hair with exudates, hypopoigmentation over gluteal region

{59} Chest abscess “Pigeon breast” caused by Corynebacterium equi (Wyoming strangles)

{60} Back ring worm: loss of hair, matted hair, with exudates, some area of depigmentation

{61} Buttock ring worm = Dermatomycosis

{62} Epizootic lymphangitis

{63} Patchy alopecia

{64} Perianal oxyuris: lesions caused by self inflicted trauma

{65} Dermatophilosis: hair loss, denuded, minimal scabs & non exudation caused by dermatophilus congolenis bacteria