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23-3200-Abdel-Latif-ACC

Necropsy pathology case report for IVAC Service ID 23-3200.
LAM-AI Case ID: STUDY_23_3200
IVAC Service ID: 23-3200
Necropsy Date: 12/4/23
Species: ACC
Principal Investigator: Abdel-Latif
Case Type: necropsy pathology case
Case Focus: veterinary diagnostic pathology
Reference Source: IVAC pathology report

Overview

Study
Provider
IVAC pathology report
Case Information
STUDY_23_3200 — necropsy pathology case
Goal
veterinary diagnostic pathology
Title
23-3200-Abdel-Latif-ACC
Subject
1 animal Species: ACC ID: SUBJ_23X10878
2.5-month-old (DOB 9/13/23) male spiny mouse found deceased on 12/4/23. No previous history.
Samples
10 tissue/sample records
Adrenal Glands, All Tissues, Brain, Gastrointestinal tract, Heart, Kidneys, Liver, Lungs and 2 more

Sample records link to corresponding gross and microscopic findings where a reliable relationship is available.

Assays / Findings
Report

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Final Diagnosis / Conclusion
Final Diagnoses
Organ/System Process Diagnosis
Whole Body Diffuse marked autolysis of all body systems
Gastrointestinal Infectious Endoparasitism - see comments
Final Comments / Conclusion
The high degree of post-mortem autolysis severely limits gross and histological interpretation. Sections of the gastrointestinal tract contain increased numbers of protozoa organisms. It is likely that what is being observed is an overgrowth of commensal organisms following death. To more accurately rule-out true endoparasitism within the colony, fresh fecal samples collected from several animals to submit for fecal floatation (ova/parasite) screening.