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haemorrhages on the muscle wall; Haemorrhaging in the air bladder; Liquid
in the air bladder; White nodules (granulomas) on/in the internal organs;
Yellowish nodules on the internal organs; Nodules in the muscle; Swollen
and/or watery kidney; False membrane over the heart and/or kidney;
Haemorrhaging/bloody exudate in the peritoneum; Swollen intestine, possibly containing yellow or bloody fl uid/gastro-enteritis; Intestinal necrosis and
Fig. 13.1 Exophthalmia and surface haemorrhaging on a carp that was suspected to have been
infected with Aer. hydrophila (Photograph courtesy of Dr. P. Orozova)
Fig. 13.2 Pronounced bilateral exophthalmia on a trout (Photograph courtesy of Dr.
S.M. Sharifuzzaman)
Gross Clinical Signs of Disease
haemorrhages on the muscle wall; Haemorrhaging in the air bladder; Liquid
in the air bladder; White nodules (granulomas) on/in the internal organs;
Yellowish nodules on the internal organs; Nodules in the muscle; Swollen
and/or watery kidney; False membrane over the heart and/or kidney;
Haemorrhaging/bloody exudate in the peritoneum; Swollen intestine, possibly containing yellow or bloody fl uid/gastro-enteritis; Intestinal necrosis and
Fig. 13.1 Exophthalmia and surface haemorrhaging on a carp that was suspected to have been
infected with Aer. hydrophila (Photograph courtesy of Dr. P. Orozova)
Fig. 13.2 Pronounced bilateral exophthalmia on a trout (Photograph courtesy of Dr.
S.M. Sharifuzzaman)
Gross Clinical Signs of Disease