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Amidostomum anseris infection in wild swans and goldeneye ducks.

Urbaneck, D. (1968) (Studies on the pathology and pathogenesis of bovine enzootic leucosis. II. Classification of bovine leucosis by the pathological and histopathological findings. )-Arch. exp. VetMed. 22, 1233-1311 (G.e.r.) (Loeffler Inst., X-3301 Insel Riems). A quantitative study was made of the tumorous lesions in 79 leucotic cattle, by means of macroscopic and histological examination. Correlations between tumorous lesions in lymph nodes and organs, and between the stage of the diseases, the general pathological process and lesions in organs and lymph nodes, were assessed by statistical methods. As a result it was possible to define the following types of disease extension:-circumscribed, generalized and systematized tumour distribution. In most cases the leucotic process apparently started simultaneously at multiple centres in several organs and/or lymph nodes, progressing by metastasis to generalization, in which lymphogenous spread probably occurred in addition to heamatogenous spread. For the clinical diagnosis of bovine leucosis in the individual animal, the iliac lymph nodes offer the greatest certainty of finding tumorous lesions. The tumours present were not homogeneous but were composed of cytogenetically different tumours of lymphoreticular tissue having different degrees of cell maturation and variable malignancy. The following tumour forms were observed:(1) Neoplasia of the lymphatic cell series-lymphadenosis and lymphosarcomatosis; (2) Neoplasia of the reticulohistiocytic system-reticulosis and reticulosarcomatosis; (3) Mixed forms. Reticulosis could be further subdivided into small, medium, large and polymorph cell forms. A comparison of the various tumour types in cattle with the pathological changes in corresponding human haemoblastoses revealed close similarities. Reprinted from "The Veterinary Bulletin", Vol. 39, No. 7, July 1969. Staples, C. E., Andrews, M. F., Parsons, R. M. and Mcllwain, P. (1969) Relationship of some blood components to morbidity and mortality in auction calves.-Cornell Vet. 59, 313-825 (Dep. Vet. Sci., State Univ., Fargo, N. Dakota