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Bovine cerebellar zygomycosis: a case report.

A 12-month-old, grazing Holstein-Friesian cow with theileriasis and anaplasmosis suddenly fell down and showed nervous symptoms. She was slaughtered 29 days after manifesting nervous signs. The main macroscopical changes were marked anemia, generalized icterus and two necrotic foci in the white matter of the cerebellum. Histologically, granulomatous lesions with necrosis in the cerebellar medulla and subacute suppurative nephritis caused by invasion of zygomycotic organisms were observed in addition to hemolytic changes due to the protozoal infection.