1. Infectious diseases of sheep & goat Cairo university Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine Dept. Of Internal Medicine And Infectious Diseases Course No. 452

2. Parasitic Disease

3. Alopecia can be seen on the sheep's body.

5. Alopecia and scales can be seen on goat's head. Psoroptic mange

6. A goat with generalised lesions.

8. Demodectic Mange Nodules surrounding A goat's lip, nares and eyes.

9. Nodules have been exposed by clipping the hair, and exudate has been expressed from one Nodule

10. Sarcoptes mite

11. Sarcoptes mite

12. Psorptes mite

13. Demodex mite

14. Tick This engorged tick is attached below the chin.

15. Adult Tick

17. Cutaneous myiasis Numerous maggots are feeding on the skin surface.

18. biting louse Note the broad head and a tan body. sucking louse Note the narrow head and a blood-filled body.

19. Oestrus Ovis Larva of Oestrus Ovis in the nasal cavity

20. Oestrus Ovis Larvae and pupa of Oestrus Ovis

23. Fascioliasis Mature flukes in the bile ducts.

24. Fascioliasis Chronic fibrous thickening of the bile ducts.

25. Fascioliasis Bile-stained ova in faeces, with the operculum.

26. A sheep with submandibular oedema (“bottle jaw”).

27. Haemonchosis Severe anemia in acute infection.

28. Adult Lung worm in lung tissue

29. Lung worm larva

30. Lung worm larva

31. Moniezia expansa Strobila in the lumen of the intestine.

32. Moniezia expansa lamb intestine.

33. Moniezia expansa A tapeworm from an infected lamb.

34. Moniezia eggs

35. Nematodirus egg

36. P.G.E. egg

37. Hydatid cysts in a sheep liver.

38. (Coenurus cerebralis infection).

39. Coenurus cerebralis Cyst

40. Coccidiosis Eimeria infection in a goat. Coccidiosis Eimeria lesions in a sheep.

41. Un-sporulated Oocysts of Eimeria sp. Sporulated Eimeria oocyst

42. Babesiosis. in sheep red cells. Giemsa stain.

44. A mixed infection by babesia and Theileriosis.

45. Theileriosis. Erythrocytic forms of (T. hirci) in a blood smear. Giemsa stain.

46. Viral Disease

47. Contagious Pastular Dermatitis

48. The lesion at the mouth commissure, around the nares and around the eye C.P.D

50. Note the lesion on and around the teats C.P.D

52. Facial oedema with Mucopurulent to bloody nasal discharge. Bluetongue

53. Bluetongue Crusts round the eyes and nares.

54. Intense congestion and swelling of lips and gums and sloughing of the dental pad mucosa. Blue tongue .

55. Bluetongue Lameness and tiptoe stance in the acute disease.

56. Bluetongue Lesions at the coronary band.

57. Foot-and-mouth disease. Acute lameness.

58. Foot-and-mouth disease Lip erosions and blanching of the dental pad.

59. Foot-and-mouth disease Vesicle on the coronary band.

60. Foot-and-mouth disease Tiger-striping of the myocardium.

61. Sheep pox Pox lesion around nostrils and eye

62. Sheep pox. Pulmonary lesions. Sheep pox . nodules in the lungs (pulmonary form)

64. Bacterial Disease

65. Anthrax bacilli in sheep blood

66. Black disease. A focal necrotic lesion in the liver.

68. Struck Localized enterotoxaemia in the small intestine.

69. Lamb dysentery Acute enteritis.

70. Pulpy kidney Necrotic 'cotton-wool' kidney cortex.

71. Blackleg Note the blackened area of acute muscle necrosis.

72. Salmonellosis Engorged liver with distension of the gall bladder.

73. Tick pyaemia Multiple liver abscesses.

74. Listeriosis

75. Listeriosis Facial paralysis in a lamb

76. Tetanus Note the characteristic tail position.

77. Tetanus Characteristic rigidity in a recumbent buck.

78. Caseous lymphadenitis note the lesion under the ear

79. Caseous lymphadenitis abscesses in a sheep lung.

80. Brucella melitensis Necrotic cotyledons in aborted material.

81. Brucella melitensis A stillborn fetus with necrotic placenta.

82. Brucellosis. Edema and swelling of scrotum

83. Dermatophilosis ”lumpy wool”. Wool fibers matted together by exudate

84. Dermatophilosis Thick crusts cover this goat's dorsum after prolonged exposure to rain.

85. Dermatophilosis Crusty,scaly lesions involve this goat's head, ears & neck.

86. Dermatophilosis

87. Dermatophilosis This smear from the underside of a crust shows the parallel arrangement of the organisms by Gram stain.

88. Footrot This lame sheep is forced to graze on its limbs

90. Footrot The sole has been under run and perforated in several places.

91. Footrot The claws are deformed by a severe, chronic infection.

93. Footrot Fly strike on the hoof of a sheep.

94. Fungal Disease

95. Ringworm Wool loss and erythema caused by dermatophytes.

96. Ringworm Goat skin with alopecia and crusting.