Journals / Kafkas Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi / 2002 / Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 1

Pathological and aetiological investigations on ovine pneumonia in the Region of Kars

Kars Bölgesi koyunlarında gözlenen pnömoniler üzerine patolojik ve etiyolojik incelemeler

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Microbiologically, when inoculations were carried out from 65 lungs with pneumonia, various agents were isolated and identified singly or in combination, and were found to be predominantly Staph aureus (22.25 %).

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Objective & Hypothesis:The aim of the present study was to carry out an aetiological investigation into the agents which cause pneumonia in sheep in the region of Kars, and a pathological examination of its lesions.
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Key Findings & Data:In the study, the lungs and mediastinal lymph nodes of 2482 sheep, slaughtered in a private abattoir, were examined for pneumonia and the condition was grossly detected in 145 (5.8 %) lungs.
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Conclusion & Impact:Microbiologically, when inoculations were carried out from 65 lungs with pneumonia, various agents were isolated and identified singly or in combination, and were found to be predominantly Staph aureus (22.25 %).
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⚙️Variables:koyun · Kars · zatürre

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The aim of the present study was to carry out an aetiological investigation into the agents which cause pneumonia in sheep in the region of Kars, and a pathological examination of its lesions. In the study, the lungs and mediastinal lymph nodes of 2482 sheep, slaughtered in a private abattoir, were examined for pneumonia and the condition was grossly detected in 145 (5.8 %) lungs. In the pneumonic lungs, the lesions were localized in the cranial lobes in particular. Pneumonia, depending upon the microscopical findings in the lungs, were grouped as catarrhal-purulent bronchopneumonia (1.69 %), necrotic bronchopneumonia with abscessation (1.32 %), verminous pneumonia (1.12 %), interstitial pneumonia (0.76 %) and fibrinous bronchopneumonia (0.24 %). Pulmonary adenomatosis was also seen in 17 cases (0.68 %). Microbiologically, when inoculations were carried out from 65 lungs with pneumonia, various agents were isolated and identified singly or in combination, and were found to be predominantly Staph aureus (22.25 %).

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Bu çalışma ile, Kars bölgesi koyunlarında gözlenen pnömonilerin patolojik ve etiyolojik olarak incelenmesi amaçlanmıştır. Çalışmada, özel bir mezbahada kesime alınan 2482 koyuna ait akciğerler ve mediastinal lenf düğümleri incelenmiş ve 145 (% 5.8) akciğerde makroskobik olarak pnömoni tespit edilmiştir. Pnömonili akciğerlerde, lezyonların özellikle kranial loblara yerleştiği gözlenmiştir. Mikroskobik incelemeler sonucu pnömoniler; kataral-purulent bronkopnömoni (% 1.69), apseli-nekrotik bronkopnömoni (% 1.32), verminöz pnömoni (% 1.12), intersitisyel pnömoni (% 0.76) ve fibrinöz bronkopnömoni (% 0.24) olarak gruplandırılmış, ayrıca 17 olguda (% 0.68) pulmoner adenomatozise rastlanmıştır. Mikrobiyolojik yoklamaya tabi tutulan 65 pnömonili akciğerden yapılan ekimlerde başta Staph. aureus (% 22.25) olmak üzere değişik etkenler tek başına veya miks olarak izole ve identifiye edilmiştir.

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BEYTUT, E., OTLU, S., SÖZMEN, M. (2002). Pathological and aetiological investigations on ovine pneumonia in the Region of Kars. Kafkas Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 1, 31–39. https://ajindex.com/articles/274000

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