Kamil Serdar İNAL, Sinem İNAL, Arzu FINDIK, Merve Gizem SEZENER, Tolga GÜVENÇ, Nilüfer KURUCA

Bir Köpekte Pantoea agglomerans İle İlişkili Septisemi ve Multiple Apse Olgusu

İki yaşlı Anadolu çoban köpeği halsizlik ve sol patide küçük abrazyon yarası şikayetiyle getirildi. Hastanın sol ön kolunda bulanan yaraya fl egmon tanısı konuldu ve tedaviye başlandı. Ancak septisemi meydana geldi ve tedavinin 14. gününde hasta öldü. Nekropside, karaciğer, akciğer, böbrek ve kalpte çok sayıda beyaz renkli odak görüldü. Bu organların histopatolojik incelemesinde, apse yapıları ile geniş nekroz alanları belirlendi. Organlardaki apselerden alınan örneklerde, bakteri morfolojik olarak ve Vitek II ile biyokimyasal olarak identifiye edildi. PCR ile etkenin Pantoea agglomerans olduğu doğrulandı. Pantoea agglomerans daha önce insanlarda ve hayvanlarda izole edilmiştir. Bununla birlikte bu bakteri, hayvanlarda nadiren septisemi ile ilişkili lezyonlardan izole edilmiştir. Bu olgu sunumunda, septisemili bir köpekte identifiye edilen Pantoea agglomerans’ın neden olduğu klinik, postmortal ve histopatolojik bulgular bildirilmiştir.

Septicemia and Multiple Abscesses Associated with Pantoea agglomerans in a Dog

A 2-year-old Anatolian Shepherd Dog was presented with lethargy and small abrasion wound on the left paw. The patient was diagnosedwith phlegmon in his left arm and treatment was started. However, septicemia occurred and the dog died after fourteen days. At necropsymultiple white-colored foci was seen on the liver, lungs, kidney and heart. In these organs, abscesses formations with large areas of necrosiswere seen in histopathologic examination. In samples taken from organs with abscess, the bacteria were identified morphologicallyand biochemically by Vitek II and Pantoea agglomerans was confirmed by PCR. Pantoea agglomerans has been previously isolated fromhumans and animals. However, the bacteria is rarely isolated from septicemia associated lesions in animals. In the presented report, Pantoeaagglomerans was identified in a dog with septicemia and clinical, postmortal and histopathological findings caused by the bacteria werereported.

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