FVH Pathologie Practice Questions - Fachtierarzt FVH Für Pathologie (Switzerland) Exam

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An 18-year-old Arabian gelding is euthanized due to acute, unrelenting colic. Necropsy reveals a sharply demarcated, 3-meter loop of jejunum that is dark reddish-black, thickened, and friable. A spherical, 6-cm pedunculated fatty mass is wrapped around the mesenteric root of the affected loop. What is the definitive morphological diagnosis?

Hemorrhagic infarction secondary to strangulating pedunculated lipoma Non-strangulating thromboembolic colic secondary to Strongylus vulgaris migration Pelvic flexure enterolithiasis with secondary pressure necrosis Idiopathic muscular hypertrophy of the ileum with secondary intussusception

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Hemorrhagic infarction secondary to strangulating pedunculated lipoma

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