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Images of a dog with CRGV (Case 1) illustrating how a dark-red necrotic, cutaneous lesion in the umbilical region expanded in size over the course of approximately 48 h (a-c). Credit: Gregory Cameron MVB, AllPets Drogheda
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Fig1
A 4-year-old intact female Hungarian viszla was presented to UCDVH in June 2014 with a black, necrotic, cutaneous lesion, of approximately 2 cm in diameter, involving the umbilical region of the ventral abdomen (Fig. 1).
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Images of a dog with CRGV (Case 2) illustrating an extensive, erythematous necrotic lesion involving the skin of the caudoventral abdomen and medial aspect of left hindlimb
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Fig2
A 4-year-old neutered female golden retriever was presented to UCDVH in February 2017 with a large, necrotic, cutaneous lesion involving the ventral abdomen and left hindlimb, extending from the caudal ventral abdomen to the mid-aspect of the ventrum (Fig. 2).
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Images of a dog with CRGV (Case 3) illustrating: a well-demarcated, approximately 2 cm diameter ulcerated and exudative skin lesion on the dorsolateral aspect of the left carpus; and b multifocal ulceration of the dorsum of the tongue
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Fig3
A 6-month-old entire male Hungarian viszla was presented to UCDVH in October 2018 with a well-demarcated, ulcerative and exudative skin lesion on the dorsolateral aspect of the left carpus (Fig. 3).
Images following postmortem examination of a dog with CRGV (Case 3) illustrating petechiation/ecchymoses of: a dorsal leptomeninges; b small intestinal serosa; and c and d renal capsule and cortex
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Fig4
Pertinent gross post mortem findings included petechiae and ecchymoses of the gastric and intestinal mucosa, renal cortices and leptomeninges (Fig. 4).