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The result of the Hain test for the gorilla and the lioness.
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The result of the Hain test for the gorilla and the lioness.
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Emaciated lioness.
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Pathology, University of Ibadan. Postmortem examination revealed a markedly emaciated carcass with sunken eyes and pale mucous membrabes (Figure 2).
Photograph of lioness lungs showing multiple solitary and coalescing nodules of varying sizes (arrow).
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Many of the nodules were solitary, while a few were confluent (Figure 3).
The micrograph in section (a) shows the lioness lungs with extensive alveolar collapse and multiple foci of granulomatous reactions in the lungs, x100 H&E. (b) Higher magnification of section (a) showing extensive fibrosis, marked alveolar collapse, and mononuclear cellular infiltrations.
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Histopathology results revealed alveolar spaces containing infiltration of neutrophils and macrophages mixed with fibrin and extensive alveolar collapse with multiple foci of granulomatous reactions (Figure 4).
M. bovis spoligotype recovered from a lioness in a zoo in Ibadan, Nigeria.
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