Topic 091.
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Adenovirus pneumonia of cats<br />
• Pathogen: FeAdV<br />
• Infection: mostly aerogen<br />
• Age group: young age<br />
• Pathogenesis:<br />
– Proliferation in the epithelial cells of the<br />
airways<br />
• Rhinitis, laryngitis, tracheobronchitis,<br />
bronchiolitis<br />
• Feline tracheobronchitis, feline influenza<br />
• Secondary bronchoalveolar pneumonia<br />
Feline pneumonitis<br />
• Pathogen: Chlamydophila psittaci<br />
• Infection: mostly aerogen<br />
• Incubation: 3-5 days<br />
• Lesions:<br />
– conjunctivitis<br />
– Rhinitis (sneezing)<br />
– Bronchitis (coughing)<br />
– Bronchoalveolar pneumonia (fever)<br />
• Secondary to rhinotracheitis or calici infection<br />
Calici viral pneumonia<br />
(feline tracheobronchitis)<br />
• Lesions:<br />
– Oral erosions<br />
– Interstitial pneumonia<br />
• Impression<br />
of the<br />
conjunctiva<br />
Chlamydophila<br />
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