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Necropsy video: Fibrinonecrotic colitis

In this second video, a necropsy was performed on a pig with fibrino-necrotic typhlocolitis caused by Salmonella Choleraesuis.

Along with the diphtheroid foci, or "button ulcers", other lesions are also observed such as edema in the mesocolon, a lesion that can also be observed in pigs of this age, in other diseases such as Clostridioides difficile infection or edema disease.

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