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A - Gross view of the spleen. The arrowhead points a hematoma, and the remaining spleen shows gas-filled empty spaces. B - Gross view of the gallbladder: The arrow points the mucosal necrosis, and the remaining picture shows the normal gallbladder wall.
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The splenic capsule was tense under pressure with gas inside (Fig. 1).
- Photomicrograph of the spleen with CP colonies are surrounded by gas in the splenic parenchyma and in the splenic vein and parenchyma. The inset (in the upper left) shows a detail of the colonies. (H&E, 200X).
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- Photomicrographs of: A - Vaginal wall. Vaginal squamous mucosa infected with Clostridium perfringens (HE, 100x), B - Liver parenchyma. Clostridium perfringens rods producing gas in the ductuli between the hepatocytes and inducing the gall thrombi in the ductuli at the bottom right. HE, 100 x.
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