Image List

ImageTitleGallerySpecies
Clinical signs of OMVOMV-Masu.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Encysted Neascus in skin of fish.sanguinicola_CB08.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Tissue section showing Ceratomyxa shasta myxospores developing in intestinal wall.Cshasta03.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Neascus in fin ray.sanguinicola_CB07.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Sanguinicola blood fluke miracidiumBO_miracidium_x63_13.jpgAll Pathogens
Black spots on fin are Neascus.sanguinicola_CB06.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Ceratomyxa shasta actinospores, fresh from polychaete host.177_7781.JPGAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Sanguinicola blood fluke miracidiumBO_miracidium_x63_12.jpgAll Pathogens
Fish intestine showing swelling and pale lesions due to C. shasta infectionIMG_20130402_rbtCs2.jpgAll Pathogensrainbow trout
Comparison of normal fish (top) and fish infected with Neascus (bottom - spots).CB_IMG_0352.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images, Top 10, Hosts and other organismsbrown trout
Fish liver showing pale lesions due to C. shasta infection.P1080678_Cshasta_liver.jpgAll Pathogensrainbow trout
Neascus (spots) on surface of fish.sanguinicola_CB04.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Kidney heavily infected with Posthodiplostomum minimum(pale spots)CB_Kidtremyellow.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagesbluegill
Loma cyst in gill filament.BO_Loma_x63_20.jpgAll Pathogens
Sanguinicola miracidium near gill filament.sanguinicola_CB01_miracidium.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Fish liver showing dark red lesions due to C. shasta infection.P1070955_Cshasta.jpgAll Pathogensrainbow trout
Aeromonas damage to kidney tissue.Slide # 18 Kidney Aeromonas salmonicida H&E 200X.jpgAll Pathogens
Aeromonas damage to kidney tissue.Slide # 18 Kidney Aeromonas salmonicida H&E 400X.jpgAll Pathogens
Adult Salmincola removed from surface of fish.salmincola-CB04.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Flavobacterium (thin filaments) adhering to gill epithelium.Slide # 37 Gills Flavobacterium branchiophilus Giemsa 400X.jpgAll Pathogens
Hundreds of posthodiplostomum from crushed liver.Clinostomum_05.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Tissue damage caused by Flavobacterium.Slide # 40 Necrotizing steatitis Flavobacterium psychrophilus H&E 400X.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Nanophyetus metacercaria in fresh tissue squash.nanophyetus_salmonicola_CB07.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Yellow grub in flesh of bluegill.Clinostomum_02.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Metacercaria of Nanophyetus and an unknown trematode in fresh tissue squash.nanophyetus_salmonicola_CB08.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Histological image showing muscle tissue infected with ichthyophonus.BO_Ichthyophonus_x20_37.jpgAll Pathogens
Nanophyetus metacercaria (black spots) on ventral surface of fish.nanophyetus_salmonicola_CB09.jpgAll Pathogens, Top 10, Fact Sheet Imagesyellow perch
Histological image showing muscle tissue infected with ichthyophonus.BO_Ichthyophonus_x20_38.jpgAll Pathogens
Flavobacterium (thin filaments) adhering to gill epithelium.Slide # 36 Gills Flavobacterium branchiophilus H&E 400X.jpgAll Pathogens
Flavobacterium (thin filaments) adhering to gill epithelium.Slide # 36 Gills Flavobacterium branchiophilus H&E 400X 2.jpgAll Pathogens