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Actinomyces is gram___
Positive rods ( some formes are branching filaments and some have no filaments)
Actinomyces (A.pyogenes) is
Aerobic
Actinomyces ( A. bovis) is
Anearobic
Actinomyces disease prevalence is
low and sporadic
what type of Actinomyces has no filaments?
Arcanobacterium pyogenes
What type of Actinomyces have filaments?
A. Bovis
Arcanobacterium pyogenes are usually found in
cattle sheep pigs
Arcanobacterium pyogenes typically look like what on BA
tiny colonies on BA with narrow zones of hemolysis
Arcanobacterium pyogenes tyoically are found where?
-mucus membranes
-skin
Arcanobacterium pyogenes is what kind of pathogen?
opportunistic pathogen (wound,injury,parturition,navel infection etc)
Arcanobacterium pyogenes can be a secondary infection of
Fuso-bacterium necrophorium (infection of the liver-->feed lot cattle)
--> ultimately leading to liver abcesses.
what are some disease condidtions of Arcanobacterium pyogenes?
-abscess & suppurative chronic pneum. (secondary)
-Mastitis
-Pyometritis
-Arthritis
-Liver abscesses in feed lot cattle
-role in foot-rot lesions in sheep & cattle
-Sub Q abscesses & secondary lesions in the lung following tail-biting in pigs
-goat neck abscess
-para vertebral adscess
-kidney infection
Diagnosis of Arcanobacterium pyogenes
-gram stain of pus,jt fluid etc..
-culture on BA
-confirmation API "CORYNE STRIP"
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Treatment of Arcanobacterium pyogenes
-Penicillin effective
-Poor response when abscess encapsulated. Surgical drainage required
If mastitis is seen what would you look for to see if a. Pyrogenes is problem?
look at mastitic milk & culture/smear
-pleomorphism is evident
Review of Actinomycetes again..
-higher bacteria -somewhat fungus like
-Gram + slow growing/tenacious(tight holding..not easily pulled apart) colonies
-some have branching filaments
-cause pyo-granulomatous lesions
-disease prevalence low/sporadic
Review of Actinomycetes again..(includes what sub categories?)
-Actinomyces
-Arcanobacterium
-Actinobaculum
-Nocardia
-Dermatophilus
what kind of atmosphere does A.bovis need?
Anaerobic atomoshere + CO2
hear lumpy jaw...think
-A. Bovis
-localized osteomyelitis
-pyogranuloma w/fistulous tracts