Volkan İPEK, Ömer AKGÜL, M. Müfit KAHRAMAN, Sevda İnan ÖZTÜRKOĞLU, Esra BÜYÜKCANGAZ, Zafer MECİTOĞLU, Gülnaz YILMAZBAŞ MECİTOĞLU

Merinos Irkı Bir Koyunda İç Organ Tutulumlu Kazeöz Lenfadenitis Olgusu

Koyunlarda Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, kazeöz lenfadenitis (KLA) ve iç organlarda apselerle karakterize olan, kronik bir hastalıktır ve koyun yetiştirilen birçok ülkede rapor edilmiştir. Etken, pleomorfik, Gram pozitif ve makrofajlarda çoğalan bir bakteridir. Zayıf yün gelişimi, süt veriminde düşme, üremede bozukluklar nedeniyle önemli ekonomik kayıplara neden olmakta ve çoğunlukla tedaviye yanıt alınamamaktadır. Sunulan vakada iki yaşlı, solunum problemi şikâyeti ile getirilen Merinos ırkı bir koyunda gözlenen KLA olgusu klinik, mikrobiyolojik ve patolojik bulgular eşliğinde değerlendirildi. Nekropsi sonrasında alınan organ numunelerine rutin takip işlemleri uygulanarak mikroskobik incelemeler yapıldı. Mikrobiyolojik incelemede Gram boyama, GBL koyun kanlı agarı, BHI ve MacConkey agara ekim ve CAMP testi uygulandı ve C. pseudotuberculosis identifiye edildi. Mediastinal lenf yumrusunun muayenesinde lamella oluşumlu piyogranulomatöz reaksiyon gözlendi. Karaciğerin histopatolojik muayenesinde ise iyi sınırlanmış apse alanları mevcuttu. Sağ böbrekte ise sadece membranoproliferatif bir glomerulonefritis görüldü. Aşılamanın yanı sıra, serolojik tanı hastalıkla savaşmada çok önemli bir yer tutar; böylece belirlenen enfekte hayvanların ayrılması veya itlafı yoluyla hastalıkla mücadele edilebilir ve bu KLA’nın tam eradikasyonu için gerekli görülmektedir. Ülkemizde küçük ruminantlarda yaklaşık %63 oranında görülen bu hastalığa yönelik olarak, aşılama ve eradikasyon çalışmalarına daha fazla ağırlık verilmesi gerekmektedir

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, kazeöz lenfadenitis, mediastinal lenf yumrusu, böbrek, karaciğer

Internal Form of Caseous Lymphadenitis in a Merino-Sheep

Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, caseous lymphadenitis, is a chronic disease characterized with internal organ abscess formation and has been reported in many sheep raised countries. The agent is a pleomorphic, gram-positive bacteria and proliferates within the macrophages. Poor fleece quality, milk production decrease, reproductive disorders are among the causes of economical loses since there is no good response to the treatment efforts. A caseous lymphadenitis case in a pregnant two-year-old Merino sheep with respiratory problems evaluated with clinical, microbiological and pathological findings and presented here. Following necropsy, tissue samples processed routinely, stained with hematoxylin-eosin and examined. For the microbiology Gram staining of the samples was made and samples were cultured on GBL blood sheep, BHI, MacConkey agars and CAMP test was applied and C. pseudotuberculosis bacteriologically identified. Examination of mediastinal lymph node showed lamella formation and a pyogranulomatous reaction. A well-demarcated abscess was ob served in the examination of the liver. The right kidney has only a membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis. Along with vaccination, serology has an importance in the detection of infected animals and their culling and is necessary in the complete eradication of caseous lymphadenitis. In that sense, much more importance must be given to the small ruminant vaccination and eradication efforts of the diseases in Turkey in which it has up to 63% prevalence.

Keywords:

Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, caseous lymphadenitis, mediastinal lymph node, kidney, liver,

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