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adalah berasal dari sapi yang PEMBAHASAN protein (PrP). Di dalam saluran
berumur 2 tahun keatas. Otak pencenaan, PrPsc oleh sel-sel
MATERI DAN METODE selanjutnya diberi pengawet Faktor Resiko dendritik usus halus disalurkan ke
formalin buffer netral 10%. organ limfoid skunder (Payer’s
BSE adalah anggota dari
patches), limpa, tonsil dan timus
kelompok penyakit yang dikenal
Materi sub akut yaitu transmissible untuk selanjutkan diekspresikan
spongiform encephalopathy ke sel T dan B (Huang and
Metode
Monitoring patologi BSE MacPherson, 2004).
(TSE) atau penyakit "prion". Ini
dilakukan dengan pengambilan Diagnosa BSE didasarkan pada mencakup juga "Creutzfeldt- PrPsc selanjutnya melalui
sampel otak sapi (Medula pemeriksaan histopatologi. Pada Jakob disease" (CJD) yang mekanisme retrograde transport
oblongata) di Rumah Potong kasus BSE, secara histopatologi menyerang manusia, "scrapie" menuju ke sistem saraf tepi dan
Hewan yang berada dibawah akan ditemukan lesi pada otak pada domba dan kambing, sistem saraf pusat. Akumulasi
pengawasan Pemerintah Daerah/ yang dikenal sebagai spongiform transmissible mink PrPsc pada otak menimbulkan lesi
Dinas Peternakan setempat yang encephalophaty. Terjadi encephalopathy (TME) dan yang spesifik yaitu: degenerasi neuron,
ada di wilayah kerja Balai Besar degenerasi vakuoler neuron, hanya ditemukan di Amerika vakuolisasi neuronal bersifat
Veteriner Denpasar. gliosis, kematian neuron tanpa Utara saja yaitu "chronic wasting intrasitoplasmik tanpa diikuti
Pengambilan sampel otak sapi diikuti reaksi radang (Debeer et disease" (CWD) pada wapiti adanya respon radang, sel-sel
dilakukan pada bagian obex dari al., 2002), reaksi astrosit dan (Cervus canadensis) dan astrosit mengalami hipertropi dan
Medula oblongata. Otak sapi kadang-kadang menimbulkan beberapa jenis rusa. Penyakit- hiperplasia (Scott et al., 1990;
yang diambil sebagai sampel plak amyloid. penyakit ini hanya dapat Williams and Young, 1993; Wells
dikonfirmasi secara pasca mati et al., 1994). Pada sapi menderita
(post mortem) dengan BSE agen penyakit banyak
pemeriksaan spesimen otak. ditemukan di jaringan otak, spinal
cord, retina, bagian distal ileum,
Upaya pengendalian penyakit
tonsil dan trigeminal ganglion.
dapat mengurangi risiko
terekspos BSE pada setiap Informasi yang berhasil diperoleh
spesies (termasuk manusia) pada saat kunjungan
dengan cara pengambilan sampel otak dari
mengkonsentrasikan upaya untuk instansi yang membidangi fungsi
mengeliminasi hewan-hewan peternakan dan kesehatan
yang secara klinis diduga tertular hewan di wilayah kabupaten/kota
BSE dari seluruh mata rantai Provinsi Bali, NTB dan NTT
makanan dan pakan ternak dan mengatakan bahwa tidak ada
menghancurkan material tertentu peternak sapi yang memberikan
yang berisiko (seperti jaringan pakan komersial pada ternak sapi
Gambar 1. tubuh hewan yang paling mereka. Pakan utama ternak
mungkin mengandung infeksi masyarakat adalah rumput dan
Sel neuron yang berisi vakuola-vakuola terang tanpa disertai adanya sel terutama jaringan SSP) dari kadang-kadang diberi dedak padi
radang pada otak sapi yang terinfeksi BSE. (HE 40x). (McGavin M.D., semua sapi diatas umur tertentu atau dedak gandum (polar). Sapi
2007). baik yang dipotong untuk yang dipotong di RPH tempat
konsumsi maupun yang tidak. kegiatan monitoring dilakukan
(Naipospos, 2010). Seperti rata-rata berumur diatas 2 tahun,
diketahui bahwa sumber utama yang dapat dilihat dari struktur
penularan BSE adalah melalui gigi hewan. Penentuan umur
pemberian pakan ternak yang hewan bisa dilakukan dengan
mengandung MBM atau TDT dari melihat struktur gigi hewan
ruminansia yang tercemar prion (gambar 1).
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RETROSPECTIVE STUDIES
TABLE 1B
Feline Cerebrovascular Disease: Clinical and Historical Complaints and Clinical Findings for Four Cats with Intracranial Hemorrhage
infarction diagnosed. The cat made a full recovery. In case 12, the Cases were graded as either large vessel disease (i.e., territorial
lesion was not visible on CT. This cat’s hemorrhagic infarction was infarcts) or small vessel disease (i.e., lacunar infarcts). Of the
ABSTRACT localized in the brainstem. 12 cats with an infarction, territorial infarcts were seen in three
Sixteen cats with cerebrovascular disease confirmed via histology to be of nontraumatic and nonneoplastic origins are de- A full postmortem examination was performed on 15 cats cats, lacunar infarcts in seven cats, and global ischemia in two cats
scribed. In addition, the anatomy of the arterial supply of the cat’s brain is reviewed. It is suggested that this unique arterial (Tables 2A, B, and Table 3). Gross lesions were visible in four of (Table 3). Intraparenchymal hemorrhage was multifocal in two
design may influence the incidence of cerebrovascular accidents in this species. Of the 16 cats reviewed, seven cats had the 15 cats (Figure 2). In two of the cats with ischemic CVD, cats and focal in two cats (Table 2B).
ischemic infarctions, five had hemorrhagic infarctions, and four were diagnosed with intracranial hemorrhage. The median abnormal tissue was grossly visible and in one cat with red infarcts Extraneurologic clinical signs of CVD were correlated with the
age was 8 yr and 9.5 yr in cats with infarctions and intracranial hemorrhages, respectively. Clinical signs were severe, acute, petechial bleeding was seen. Gross lesions were obvious in one cat following potentially predisposing conditions, which were con-
consistent with the localization of the cerebrovascular lesion, and influenced by underlying pathology. Four cats with in- with intraparenchymal hemorrhage and changes found in the firmed by pathologic examination in 15 out of 16 cats: hyper-
farction showed lateralized neurologic signs. Four cats with infarctions were diagnosed with pulmonary disease antemortem histopathology are shown in Figures 3 and 4. thyroidism, heart disease, nephropathies, and hepatopathies.
and three cats had hyperthyroidism. Cerebrospinal fluid analysis and computed tomography scans were available in two cats. Infarction and malacia were seen in the cerebral cortex of Meningitis was a feature in five of these 16 cats. The inflammation
None of the infarctions were grossly visible. All cats with hemorrhagic infarcts had severe liver pathology and nephritis was three of the 12 cats with an infarction, in the brainstem of five of was mononuclear in case 6 and mixed cellular in cases 3 and 8. In
identified in four cats. Hypoxia was a feature in four cats and one cat suffered cardiac failure. In conclusion, the clinical the 12 cats with an infarction, in both the cerebral cortex and cases 13 and 14, the inflammation was seen to be attributed to
picture is influenced by the type of cerebrovascular disease, the localization of the intracranial lesions, and any underlying brainstem in three of the 12 cats with an infarction, and in the basal feline coronavirus on postmortem.
pathology. (J Am Anim Hosp Assoc 2011; 47:89–97. DOI 10.5326/JAAHA-MS-5480) nuclei of one cat with an infarction. All the red infarcts were Concurrent diseases were noted on postmortem examination
localized to the brainstem, whereas pale infarcts and malacia were in 14 of 16 cats (Tables 2A and B). All cats with red infarcts
seen in the forebrain, brainstem, hippocampus, and basal nuclei. (n¼5) showed severe liver pathology and two of these cats were
ever, data on feline vascular encephalopathies are limited.5 Vas- not a closed ring because of the lack of a rostral communicating Lesion Case Lesion
distribution number* size Type Extraneurologic clinical signs Predisposing (bold) and concurrent diseases
cularization in the feline brain is different than in dogs rendering artery that is normally present in other species. Also, the direction
Cerebral Cortex 5 M Ischemic Dyspnea, lethargy, inappetence, vomitus, diarrhea, no Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, acute cardiogenic
differences in lesion distribution feasible. The cerebral arterial of flow in the basilar artery is away from the arterial circle so that peripheral pulses, inability to jump, hypothermia lung edema
circle of Willis on the ventral surface of the brain collects blood maxillary blood from the external carotid arteries is distributed to 7 M Ischemic None reported None determined
from contributing arteries. The function of the arterial circle is to the entire brain, except for the caudal portion of the brainstem, 8 G Ischemic Inappetence, incontinence Mild meningitis
maintain a constant blood pressure in the end arteries.6 In the cat, which is supplied by the vertebral arteries (Figure 1).7–11 Brainstem 3 M Ischemic None reported Lymphoma (gastrointestinal), mild meningoencephalitis
9 M Red Icterus Hepatic lipidosis, pancreatic nodular hyperplasia
the arterial circle is supplied by anastomoses with the maxillary CVD refers to any abnormality in the brain resulting from
10 M Red Icterus, lethargy Hepatic lipidosis, pancreatitis
and pharyngeal arteries, which arise from the external carotid pathology of the supplying blood vessels. Insufficient blood supply
11 G Red Vocalization Hepatic lipidosis
artery. The proximal portion of the internal carotid artery, which leads to ischemia or infarction in which normal cellular function 12 M Red None reported Hepatitis, liver congestion, myocardial fibrosis,
mineralization of the mucosa of the stomach
Basal nuclei 6 G Ischemic None Hypoxia, lipidpneumonia (severe), nephritis,
hepatic lipidosis, focal meningoencephalitis
Multifocal 1 M Ischemic Dyspnea, fever (pyothorax) Hypoxia, pleuritis, mild thyroiditis
From the Department of Small Animals, Clinic of Small Animal CSF cerebrospinal fluid; CT computed tomography; CVD cerebrovascular
Surgery/Neurology (U.M.A., F.S.) and the Institute of Veterinary disease; MRI magnetic resonance imaging
2 M Ischemic Fever, lethargy, anorexia, cardiorespiratory Hypoxia (anesthesia related), mediastinitis
arrest during thoracocentesis (pyothorax)
Pathology (F.E., M.H.), Vetsuisse Faculty University of Zurich,
4 M Red Inappetence, weight loss Hyperthyroidism (functional adenoma), nephritis,
Zurich, Switzerland; and ChesterGates Referral Hospital, Chester, hepatic lipidosis, lafora bodies (intracerebral)
UK (U.M.A., G.S.).
* Case 8 had a brain biopsy with full recovery. All other cases, 1–7 and 9–12, had postmortem examinations.
Correspondence: ulrikemichal@yahoo.com (U.M.A.) G, grossly visible; M, microscopic
ª 2011 by American Animal Hospital Association JAAHA.ORG 89 92 JAAHA | 47:2 Mar/Apr 2011
TABLE 2B
Morphologic Findings in Four Cats with Intracranial Hemorrhage and One Cat with Intraventricular Hemorrhage
Case Lesion
Lesion distribution number size Extraneurologic clinical signs Predisposing (bold) and concurrent disease
Right hemisphere 13 G Polyuria, polydipsia, inappetence, Meningitis (FIP)
weight loss
Multifocal 14 M Lethargy, anorexia, vocalization at night Meningitis (FIP), hyperthyroidism, hepatic lipidosis,
nephritis
16 M Ptyalism, vocalization, aggression, None determined
polyphagia
Brainstem (pons and medulla 15 M None reported Suffocation (in recovery from anesthesia for ocular
oblongata) surgery)
icteric. Overall, seven of 16 cats had liver disease on postmortem from anesthesia for ocular surgery. No concurrent disease was
examination. Chronic interstitial nephritis was a feature in three determined in case 16. FIGURE 3 Photomicrograph of rarefication and severe thinning
of the 16 cats. Three cats had pathologic thyroid changes. Thyroid In the absence of concurrent abnormalities, cerebrovascular (stars) of the cortex due to an ischemic infarct. Hematoxylin and
adenoma was found in two of these cats and thyroiditis in one cat. lesions were cryptogenic in two of 16 cats. This includes the one cat eosin stain, original magnification 34.
All three cats had confirmed positive results for thyroid disease. that recovered fully after CT-guided biopsy.
Two cats were originally treated for pyothorax and pleuritis and FIGURE 2 Gross view of the brain from a cat with presumed
mediastinitis were identified on the postmortem examinations. Discussion accident (Tables 1A and B) as reported elsewhere.5,14,15 Ischemic
thiamine deficiency. Hemorrhagic necrosis in the region of the gyrus
One of these cats suffered cardiorespiratory arrest during thor- Information about cerebrovascular disease in cats is limited. The lesions were most commonly associated with seizures as the major
dentatus and the corpora geniculata are noted (arrows).
acocentesis and the other showed signs of dyspnea and hypoxia medical histories of 16 cats with cerebrovascular disease that neurologic sign. Case 7, with a focal cortical ischemic lesion,
prior to death. Ischemic polioencephalomalacia was diagnosed in were extracted from a computerized pathology database were presented with refractory seizures as the only clinical sign. In the
both of these cats postmortem. One cat died of cardiac failure (case analyzed. One cat in which a CT-guided biopsy revealed an literature, only a few reports mention seizures as a clinical sign in
5). One cat with leukoencephalomalacia was found to have gas- ischemic infarct was included in the study. The infarcts were the caudal brainstem is supplied by the vertebral arteries, and cats cats with CVD.23,24 Central vestibular signs were associated with
trointestinal lymphoma and mild meningoencephalitis (case 3). found to be hemorrhagic in five cats and ischemic in seven have a rete mirabile, a structure that is not present in dogs.9,10 brainstem involvement. Asymmetric neurologic signs were noted
The findings in cats with intracranial hemorrhage are sum- cases. The other four cats suffered intraparenchymal hemor- Cerebellar infarcts in Cavalier King Charles spaniels have been in four of 12 cats with an infarction.
marized in Table 2B. Meningitis was an intracranial finding in two rhage. reported with increasing frequency, and recently, two cases of cats Extraneurologic clinical signs were seen in 10 of the 16 cats.
cats and changes in one of these two cats were associated with Publications describing the unique intracranial blood supply with cerebellar infarcts have also been reported.2,5 In the current They could be nonspecific or due to underlying disease as shown at
feline coronavirus infection. Meningitis was a likely cause of the of the cat’s brain are sparse. In the cat, the blood supply of the study, a cerebellar infarct was not identified in any cat. Instead, the postmortem (Tables 2A and B). Inappetence was seen in three of
hemorrhage in both cases. Case 15 suffocated during recovery brain is from one main source: the external carotid artery. Only brainstem was affected in seven cats. An ischemic event during the 12 cats with infarction and icterus in two of the five cats with
anesthesia can cause neuronal cell loss; however, cells in the hemorrhagic infarcts. Cats with cerebrovascular disease may be
cerebellum are considered more resistant to ischemic insults.20 presented with neurologic signs or extraneurologic signs only.
TABLE 3 Several diseases or factors have been associated with cere- Hypercoaguable states were proposed by several authors as
Classification of Stroke brovascular disease in cats: cuterebra parasitic migration, mi- a predisposing factor for CVD in humans and dogs.1,2,23 Tests for
Case Appearance Vessel size Type Localization grating heart worms, anesthesia-related ischemia, intracranial coagulation abnormalities were not carried out in the cats fea-
1 Polioencephalomalacia Global Ischemic Cerebrum, brainstem telangiectasia, granulomatous meningoencephalitis, and thiamine tured in this study and so coagulopathies could theoretically have
2 Polioencephalomalacia Global Ischemic Cerebrum, brainstem, hippocampus deficiency.14–23 Intracranial hemorrhage has been associated with been missed. In the literature, the clinical signs of feline coagu-
3 Leucencephalomalacia Lacunar Ischemic Brainstem primary and secondary hypertension, cerebral amyloid angiop- lopathies include hematuria, cutaneous hematomas, gingival
4 Multifocal malacias with hemosidering storage Lacunar Red Multifocal (brainstem, cerebrum) athy, and intracranial neoplasia.24–27 bleeding, epistaxis, or prolonged bleeding times.29–32 None of
5 Focal malacia and thrombi in small vessels Territorial Ischemic Cerebral cortex
Stroke is the sudden and abrupt onset of focal neurologic these signs were recorded for any of the cats in the current study;
6 Focal malacia Lacunar Ischemic Basal nuclei
6
7 Focal malacia Territorial Ischemic Cerebral cortex
deficits from an intracranial vascular event. Only one cat with however, liver disease (e.g., hepatic lipidosis) was the most
8 Focal malacia Territorial Ischemic Cerebrum (gray and white matter) underlying meningitis showed development of clinical signs over commonly cited cause of coagulation disorders.30,33 Indeed, seven
9 Focal malacia Lacunar Red Brainstem (lamina quadrigemina, pons) 1 mo, indicating that signs of cerebrovascular disease can be cats in the current study were diagnosed as having hepatic lip-
10 Multifocal malacias and extravasation of erythrocytes Lacunar Red Brainstem and midbrain 28
obscured by concurrent disease. idosis, hepatitis, or liver telangiectasia. Thus, a possible pre-
11 Focal malacia and extravasation of erythrocytes, fibrinoid vessel degeneration Lacunar Red Brainstem (corpus geniculatum laterale, pons) Neurologic signs, seen in six of the 16 cats included in this disposition for CVD cannot be ruled out, particularly in cats with
12 Focal malacia and extravasation of erythrocytes Lacunar Red Brainstem (medulla oblongata)
study, were consistent with the localization of the cerebrovascular hemorrhagic infarction (Tables 2A and B). In fact, kidney disease,
character—a dense infiltrate of lymphocytes, monocytes, and plasma associated with astroglial and microglial proliferation. This initial
cells. injury of the myelin sheath, which has been suggested to be a result
Gross lesions characteristically occur in the cerebellum (medul- of perturbed astrocytic function after viral infection, is followed by
lary area, folial white matter, and subpial white matter) and cerebel- a progressive removal of compact myelin sheaths by phagocytic
lar peduncles (with both white matter and sometimes gray matter microglial cells that infiltrate the myelin lamellae and variable
involvement of the pons). Lesions also occur in medulla oblongata axonal necrosis.
(particularly in the subependymal area of the fourth ventricle), A late stage of demyelination, which is a reflection of an affected
rostral medullary vellum, cerebrum (both white matter and gray animal’s improved immune status, is more pronounced and is char-
matter), optic nerves, optic tracts, spinal cord, and meninges. acterized by nonsuppurative inflammation (perivascular cuffing,
Microscopically, in addition to demyelination there is status leptomeningitis, and choroiditis) and also can be accompanied by
spongiosus, astrocytic hypertrophy and hyperplasia with focal and tissue degeneration and accumulation of gitter cells.
variable syncytial cell formation, reduced numbers of oligodendrog- In addition to the dog, animals of the families Ailuridae (red
lia, and variable neuronal degeneration (Fig. 14-97, A). Inclusion panda), Canidae (fox, wolf), Hyaenidae (hyena), Mustelidae (ferret,
bodies (cytoplasmic, nuclear, or both) are detectable, particularly in mink), Procyonidae (raccoon, panda), Ursidae (bear), Viverridae
astrocytes, which are important target cells for the distemper virus, (civet, mongoose), and Felidae (exotic felids including lions, tigers,
but also in ependymal cells and occasionally in neurons (Fig. 14-97, and leopards) are susceptible to canine distemper viral infection.
B). The earliest evidence of myelin injury is a ballooning change Additionally, canine distemper has recently been reported in jave-
resulting from a split in the myelin sheath or more degenerative linas (collared peccaries) of the family Tayassuidae in the United
changes, including axonal swelling. This lesion is also variably States.
Neurologic signs in all affected species include convulsions,
myoclonus, tremor, disturbances in voluntary movement, circling,
hyperesthesia, paralysis, and blindness.
Old-Dog Encephalitis. Old-dog encephalitis is thought to arise
from long-term persistent infection of the CNS with a defective
form of CDV. This pathogenesis has been demonstrated in experi-
mental infections with the CDV. Although the virus has the same
general polypeptide composition and contains all of the major viral
proteins as the one causing conventional distemper, some differ-
ences among peptides have been reported. The mechanisms involved
in development of lesions are not known; however, they result in a
proliferation of nonsuppurative inflammatory cells.
Lesions are primarily in the cerebral hemispheres and brainstem.
Microscopic lesions are characterized primarily by demyelination
with disseminated, nonsuppurative encephalitis with variable,
sometimes prominent, lymphoplasmacytic perivascular cuffing,
microgliosis, astrogliosis, and variable leptomeningitis and neuronal
A degeneration. Nuclear and cytoplasmic inclusions, positive for dis-
temper viral antigen, have been detected in neurons and astrocytes
in the cerebral cortex, thalamus, and brainstem but in contrast to
distemper, not in the cerebellum.
Old-dog encephalitis is a rare condition occurring in mature
adult dogs. Clinical signs include depression, circling, head pressing,
visual deficits, seizures, and muscle fasciculations.
Degenerative Diseases
Metabolic
Aging-Related Degenerative Myelopathy (German Shepherd
Myelopathy). A degenerative myelopathy is most commonly seen
in the German shepherd, but a similar condition has been described
in other predominatly large canine breeds (Belgium shepherd, Old
English sheepdog, Rhodesian ridgeback, Weimaraner, Pembroke
B Welsh corgi, and Great Pyrenees). Based on its prevalence in
German shepherds, it has been suggested that there is a genetic
Figure 14-97 Canine Distemper, Dog. A, Acute polioencephalomyelitis. “aging” predisposition in this breed. Altered suppressor lymphocyte
Hippocampus. Note the necrotic neurons (arrows) and edema of the dentate activity has been noted in affected dogs, but the relevance to the
gyrus. Low numbers of mononuclear inflammatory cells are present. H&E CNS disease is unknown. Some investigators have reported low
stain. B, Inclusion bodies, brain, midbrain periventricular white matter, dog.
vitamin E concentrations and suggested oxidative stress injury;
Distinct acidophilic (red) intranuclear inclusion bodies (arrows) are present
others have found elevated concentrations of acetylcholinesterase
in astrocytes and some gemistocytes. Similar inclusions can be observed in
the cytoplasm of epithelial cells throughout the body (bladder epithelium, in CSF. The cause of this disorder remains to be discovered.
respiratory epithelium, gastric epithelium). H&E stain. (A courtesy Dr. W. Gross lesions in the CNS are not present in dogs with age-related
Haschek-Hock, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois. degenerative myelopathy; however, atrophy of caudal axial and
B courtesy Dr. M.D. McGavin, College of Veterinary Medicine, University appendicular muscles occurs. Microscopic lesions are most notable
of Tennessee.) in the thoracic spinal cord and can be diffuse or multifocal. Dorsal
Topographically, gross lesions are consistently observed in the the thalamus and brainstem. Histologically, this disease causes
midthoracic segments, with extension to the midcervical and mid- distinct perivascular cuffs composed almost entirely of lymphocytes
lumbar segments in the most severe cases. Gross lesions include and macrophages with scattered numbers of plasma cells and neu-
softening and cavitation of the affected segments. Lesions are bilat- trophils. These cuffs are almost entirely restricted to the white
eral and symmetric regardless of the region affected. In the thoracic matter. The proportion of lymphocytes and macrophages can vary
segments the ventral funiculi are most severely affected, although in affected foci. Macrophages are commonly epithelioid, and in
lesions can be found circumferentially around the spinal cord white chronic cases there is abundant deposition of reticulin and collagen
matter. In the cervical and lumbar segments, the lesions tend to be in the affected perivascular regions (see Fig. 14-103, B). The inflam-
focused either in the dorsal or ventral horns. Histologically, in severe matory lesion in granulomatous meningoencephalitis is predomi-
lesions there is destruction of white matter, with an influx of mac- nantly CD3+ lymphocytes and perivascular accumulations of
rophages accompanied by myelin degradation, glial cell loss, and CD163+ macrophages. This observation has led to the suggestion
vascular proliferation. The gray matter and the fasciculus proprius that the underlying mechanism of the disease process is a T
are typically spared in this disease. Neuronal cell bodies in spinal lymphocyte–mediated delayed-type hypersensitivity of an organ-
cord gray matter and ventral spinal nerve rootlets are similarly specific autoimmune disease. Regardless, the cause of granulomatous
unaffected. meningoencephalitis has remained enigmatic, and various attempts
Clinical signs begin between 3 and 13 months of age and progress to consistently isolate pathogens from affected dogs have proved
rapidly to paraplegia or tetraplegia within 1 to 3 weeks. fruitless.
Leptomeningeal Fibrosis. Aging dogs have varying degrees of
leptomeningeal fibrosis involving the recesses of the cerebral sulci
(Fig. 14-102). This lesion is not present in the leptomeninges cover-
ing the outermost surfaces of the gyri. This latter feature can be
useful in differentiating meningeal fibrosis from suppurative menin-
gitis. In cases of suppurative meningitis, exudate accumulates over
the entire surface of the gyri.
Granulomatous Meningoencephalitis. Granulomatous menin-
goencephalitis (GME) is one of two important idiopathic encepha-
litides of the dog, the second one being necrotizing encephalitis, of
which there are two variants (see later). Granulomatous meningo-
encephalitis occurs most commonly in young to middle-aged small
breed dogs, including poodles and various terrier breeds. No sex
predilection is known, although some studies are skewed slightly
toward female. Clinical signs in cases with brain lesions are variable
and include behavioral changes and circling. Spinal cord lesions can
result in paresis and ataxia. A
When present, gross lesions consist of gray-white to red, expan-
sive areas within the white matter of the brain and brainstem
(Fig. 14-103, A). Lesions can have irregular, well-defined margins
and a gelatinous or rubbery consistency or appear granular. There
are two different distribution patterns of the disease, a disseminated
form and a focal form. The focal form is most commonly seen in
B
Figure 14-103 Granulomatous Meningoencephalitis, Transverse
Section of Midbrain Just Rostral to the Pons, Dog. A, The mes-
encephalon is swollen, discolored, markedly distorted, and soft as the result
of extensive granulomatous inflammation (arrows), which has displaced the
midline to the right. The mesencephalic aqueduct is also compressed and
distorted. B, Note the accumulation of granulomatous inflammatory cells in
Figure 14-102 Meningeal Fibrosis, Leptomeninges (Pia-Arachnoid the perivascular space. Such layers of cells expand over time and compress
Mater), Dog. In old dogs the leptomeninges can have areas of fibrosis (white adjacent neural tissue, resulting in Wallerian-like degeneration of affected
areas around blood vessels in sulci), particularly in the sulci. This lesion must myelinated axons and atrophy of affected neuron cell bodies. H&E.
not be confused with acute leptomeningitis and accumulation of exudate in (A courtesy Dr. J. Edwards, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M
the leptomeninges and subarachnoid space. In the latter the exudate extends University; and Dr. J. King, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell Uni-
into the sulci and also covers the gyri (see Fig. 14-43, A). (Courtesy College versity. B courtesy Dr. J.F. Zachary, College of Veterinary Medicine, Univer-
of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois.) sity of Illinois.)
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p-ISSN: 2085-2495; e-ISSN: 2477-2712 Agustus 2015
Studi Histopatologi Limpa Anjing Penderita Distemper Dikaitkan PENDAHULUAN menyebabkan infeksi multi-sistemik.
Dengan Sebaran Sel-Sel Radang Pada Otak Dan Paru Gambaran klinis darah perifer dari anjing
Distemper adalah salah satu penyakit yang terinfeksi virus ini mula-mula
(HISTOPHATOLOGICAL STUDY OF SPLEEN ON DOGS INFECTED WITH virus menular yang dapat menyerang mengakibatkan terjadinya lymphopenia,
DISTEMPER ASSOCIATED TO INFLAMATION IN THE BRAIN AND LUNGS) anjing. Penyakit distemper disebabkan walaupun pada tingkat sub akut sampai
oleh virus dari genus Morbillivirus, kronis diikuti dengan meningkatnya
Muhamad Furkan Fadilah¹, I Ketut Berata2, I Made Kardena2* famili Paramyxoviridae dan mempunyai jumlah monosit/peripheral blood
1
Mahasiswa Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan Universitas Udayana hubungan dekat dengan virus measles mononuclear cells (Nielsen et al., 2009).
2
Laboratorium Patologi Veteriner Universitas Udayana dan Rinderpest (Frisk et al., 1999; Secara histopatologi dapat terjadi
Jl. PB. Sudirman Denpasar-Bali Mochizuki et al., 1999; Rudd et al., perubahan ringan sampai nekrosis
*Email: adenbali@yahoo.com 2006). Virus distemper dapat menyerang terutama folikel jaringan limfoid, dimana
hewan dari famili Canidae, Mustelidae, dapat ditemukan proliferasi limfoid.
ABSTRAK dan Procyonidae (Headley dan Graca, Secara histopatologi, paru-paru dari
2000). Penyakit tersebut telah dilaporkan hewan yang terinfeksi penyakit distemper
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui adanya sebaran sel radang berdasarkan tingkat kejadiannya pada mamalia air seperti akan tampak mengalami peradangan.
keparahan penyakit pada anjing distemper ditinjau dari tingkat peradangan pada organ limpa, otak anjing laut (Kennedy et al., 2000) dan Pneumonia interstitialis akan teramati
dan paru. Sampel yang digunakan 20 sampel yang diambil dari organ limpa, otak, dan paru dari anjing liar di Afrika (Bildt et al., 2002; pada paru-paru yang diikuti dengan
anjing penderita distemper. Organ-organ tersebut diproses dalam pembuatan preparat histopatologi Spenser dan Burroughs, 1992). Walaupun banyak infiltrasi sel-sel radang. Bila
dengan teknik paraffin embedded block dan diwarnai dengan Harris Hematoksilin-Eosin. Preparat kucing dan babi dilaporkan dapat berlangsung kronis, reaksi peradangan
histopatologi diperiksa berdasarkan lesi peradangan pada limpa, otak dan paru. Hasil pemeriksaan diinfeksi secara eksperimental, tetapi akan meluas sampai ke bagian alveoli.
pada limpa, otak dan paru menunjukkan adanya lesi berupa sel-sel limfoid yang bervariasi pada dianggap tidak penting dalam penyebaran Apabila terjadi infeksi sekunder terutama
masing-masing organ tersebut. Dari 20 sampel yang diperiksa sesuai dengan derajat peradangan penyakit distemper anjing (Headley dan terinfeksi oleh bakteri pyogenes,
diperoleh data, sembilan sampel (45%) limpa mengalami peradangan ringan, tujuh sampel (35%) Graca, 2000). peradangan dengan eksudat purulen dapat
peradangan sedang, dan empat sampel (20%) peradangan berat. Pada otak tiga sampel (15%) tidak
Virus penyebab penyakit distemper juga terjadi pada organ ini (Chvala et al.,
mengalami peradangan, 12 sampel (60%) peradangan ringan, lima sampel (25%) peradangan
sedang, dan tidak teramati adanya peradangan berat. Paru enam sampel (30%) peradangan ringan, ini dapat menyerang anjing dengan gejala 2007).
11 sampel (55%) peradangan sedang, dan tiga sampel (15%) peradangan berat. Dapat disimpulkan klinis yang bervariasi. Penyakit ini sangat Kerusakan sel-sel otak yang terjadi
peradangan secara mikroskopis dapat diamati terjadi pada limpa, otak dan paru dari anjing yang sulit untuk disembuhkan sehingga jika pada infeksi penyakit distemper anjing
terinfeksi virus canine distemper. tidak ditangani secara dini, penyakit dikarenakan reaksi demyelinisasi pada
distemper dapat menyebabkan kematian saraf pusat akibat reaksi radang. Secara
Kata kunci: histopatologi, distemper, limpa, otak, paru pada anjing. Penyakit distemper histopatologi, otak akan tampak terjadi
ditemukan hampir di seluruh dunia peningkatan sel-sel glia yang diikuti
ABSTRACT (Timoney et al., 1992). Anjing yang dengan peningkatan kadar sitokin karena
terinfeksi penyakit distemper dapat pengaruh reaksi radang pada daerah
This study aim was to determine the distribution of inflammatory cells in canine distemper in menimbulkan gejala atau lesi pada mata, tersebut (Stein et al, 2008).
terms of the level of inflammation in the spleen, brain and lungs. The sample used 20 infected dogs saluran respirasi, gastrointestinal,
wihich from the spleens, brains, and lungs of the dogs were collected. These organs were processed urogenital, sistem saraf, dan kulit METODE PENELITIAN
for histophatological observation using harris hematoxilyn-eosyn stain. The inflammation of the (Koutinas et al., 2004, Siegmund dan
organs examined by using binocular microscope with 200X magnification. the results showed that
Frases, 2008). Anjing yang diserang pada Materi Penelitian
inflammation was observed in the spleens: 9 samples (45%) showed the presence of lymphoid
cells that experienced a mild inflammation 7 (35%) moderate inflammation, and 4 (20%) severe umumnya berumur muda yaitu kurang Materi yang dipergunakan dalam
inflammation in brain, 3 samples (15%) did not show observe inflammation, 12 (60%) mild, 5 dari satu tahun, hal ini terjadi karena pada penelitian adalah kasus distemper pada
(25%) moderate inflammation, and not observed any severe inflammation in brain, pulmonary: 6 umur ini terjadi penurunan antibodi anjing yang masuk ke Laboratorium
(30%) mild inflammation, 11 (55%) moderate inflammation, and 3 (15%) severe inflammation. It maternal, tingkat stress yang tinggi Patologi Veteriner dan telah dikonfirmasi
can be concluded that the inflammation was observed microscopically in the spleen, brain and lung karena masa pertumbuhan, dan serangan dengan uji PCR (Polymerase Chain
in the dog that infected with canine distemper virus penyakit lain yang menurunkan kondisi Reaction) di Laboratorium Virologi,
tubuh (Suartha et al., 2008). Iklim sangat Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan Universitas
Keywords: histopathology, distemper, spleen, brain, lungs berpengaruh terhadap terjadinya penyakit Udayana. Data kasus yang diambil adalah
distemper (Uzunova dan Koleva, 2005). data dari tahun 2009 sampai tahun 2013,
Secara patologi anatomi, anjing yang berupa preparat histopatologi jaringan
terinfeksi penyakit distemper dapat limpa, otak, dan paru.
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Dari total 20 sampel yang diperiksa dan tiga sampel yang mengalami
pada limpa terdapat sembilan sampel peradangan berat. Pada limpa tampak
yang mengalami peradangan ringan, terjadi peradangan yang hampir
tujuh sampel mengalami peradangan menyeluruh bahkan terdapat empat
sedang, dan empat sampel mengalami sampel yang mengalami peradangan
peradangan berat. Pada otak terdapat tiga berat karena limpa merupakan organ
sampel yang tidak mengalami yang berperan penting pada infeksi virus.
peradangan, 12 sampel mengalami Selain mengalami peradangan, limpa juga
peradangan ringan, lima sampel akan mengalami perubahan berupa
mengalami peradangan sedang dan tidak proliferasi limfoid (Liang et al., 2007).
terjadi peradangan berat. Pada paru enam Gambaran tingkat peradangan pada
sampel mengalami peradangan ringan, 11 limpa, otak, dan paru dapat dilihat pada
sampel mengalami peradangan sedang Gambar 2, 3 dan 4
Gambar 3. Histopatologi otak anjing penderita distemper dengan pewarnaan HE (200X);
tanda panah menunjkukan adanya sel-sel radang; A tidak terjadi peradangan (normal); B
terjadi peradangan yang sedikit dan tidak menyebar; C terjadi peradangan yang
menyebar/multifokal.
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