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case_images: Clinical finding of epizootic lymphangitis in adult black and white horse: (a) lesion in the fore leg and chest, (b) lesion in the hind leg, and (c) nodules rupture and form skin lesion.
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case_images: There was also nodule rupture and discharge on the limb and chest skin (Figure 1).
case_images: Treatment of epizootic lymphangitis: (a) the clinician has PPE washing the wound by water-diluted potassium permanganate, (b) 10% povidone-iodine is applied topically by using gauze, and (c) pen strip 12 ml IM for 3 days and griseofulvin 750 mg/day for one week orally were administered.
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case_images: Griseofulvin 750 mg/day for one week was given as an antifungal orally for the treatment of epizootic lymphangitis (Figure 2).
case_images: Control and prevention of epizootic lymphangitis: (a) epizootic lymphangitis affected horses near to UOG; (b) thiopental sodium and potassium chloride were administered in IV at the jugular vein at 20 ml and 60 ml, respectively; (c) finally, after the death of the affected horses, deep burrowing was carried out by tractor.
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case_images: Prevention and control measures were carried out, and thiopental sodium 20 ml IV at the jugular vein (1 g powder by 20 ml water) and potassium chloride 60 ml IV at the jugular vein (30 g powder by 100 ml water) were used for euthanasia purposes for those horse that were affected by epizootic lymphangitis (Figure 3).