Posters Veterinary Pathology

74. Trichomonosis in wild birds from England and Wales: a retrospective study of submissions to the animal and plant health agency (apha) | C. Guerreiro

81. Temperature affects reptarenavirus infection and inclusion body formation in a homotypic in vitro model | U. Hetzel

102. Fatal septicaemic listeriosis in a golden-handed tamarin (saguinus midas) | P. Carvalho

123 ocular lesions in birds of prey in Portugal-a retrospective study | M.L. Pinto

127. Botulism outbreak in Asian elephants: histopathological findings at necropsy | P.J. de Andres Gamazo

135. Neurodegenerative disease with lafora bodies in an emu (dromaius novaehollandiae) | M.A. Jimenez Martinez

137. Causes of mortality in wild European hedgehog (erinaceus europaeus) populations in italy and switzerland | I. Prandi

143 | granulomatous pneumonia caused by mycobacterium simiae and necroulcerative enteritis caused by entamoeba spp in a panther chameleon (furcifer pardalis) |E. Martínez fuentes

148. Uv-light skin damage in a cynomolgus macaque (macaca fascicularis) | M. Orlandi

162. Pulmonary angiomatosis in a Mediterranean striped dolphin | M. Domingo

184. Pathological findings associated with highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (h5n1) infection in naturally infected free-ranging birds in barcelona zoo | L. Fuentes

186. Septicaemia in two pygmy marmosets (cebuella pygmaea) associated with klebsiella pneumoniae | l. Fuentes

187. Primary lung adenocarcinoma in a lion (panthera leo) | R. Pop

199. Nematode infestation in three harbour porpoises (phocoena phocoena) on the black sea coast of Romania | G. Nicolae

211. Comprehensive pathological analysis of northern white-breasted hedgehog (erinaceus roumanicus): insights into health and disease | E. Gagniuc

213. Oral melanoma in a red fox (vulpes vulpes) | M.A. Pires

FISH PATHOLOGY

57. Wild fish parasites control in fishery products |P. Ramos

58. Comparative parasitological studies of cultured gilthead seabream, sparus aurata and european seabass, dicentrarchus labrax in Portuguese fish farms | P. Ramos

209. Microscopic examination of the tissues from wild brown trout with ulcerative dermal necrosis syndrom (UDN) caught in the słupia river in Poland | M. Reichert

FORENSIC MATTERS

204. Retrospective study of forensic necropsies performed at the faculty of veterinary medicine of the university of lisbon between 2014-2022 | H. Pissarra

220. Forensic analysis of fatalities with suspected companion animal cruelty involving toxic substances | K. Lee

221. Current status of veterinary forensic examination for companion animals in Korea| K. Lee

LIVESTOCK

30. First detection of systemic porcine circovirus 3 associated disease in Switzerland | G. Rosato

42. Delayed virus clearance after recovery from African swine fever-a challenge for disease control and monitoring | K. Mehinagic

46. Torque teno sus virus: an innocent bystander or a true emerging virus pathogen in swine farms? | M. Polinas

49. Intralesional non-acid-fast mycobacterium bovis phenotypes in the lymph nodes of naturally-infected cattle | E. Brambilla

64. Discovery of a novel porcine bastrovirus associated with non-suppurative encephalitis in pigs | C. Gurtner

94. Strain diversity in caprine paratuberculosis-correlation of mycobacterium avium ssp. Paratuberculosis genotypes with morphological lesions | F. Seehusen

96. Inflammatory cell phenotyping and epithelial proliferation in porcine lawsonia intracellularis infection | F. Seehusen

97. Evaluation of two recombinant viral-vectored vaccines against orf virus in sheep | Á. Gómez

100. Pinnal necrohaemorrhagic dermatitis with vasculitis and intralesional bacteria in rabbits | G. De zan

105. Swine conjunctivitis due to the novel species mycoplasma sp.1654_15 in Italy | G. De zan

120. Antemortem diagnosis of caprine paratuberculosis by faecal pcr in relation to histopathological lesions | E. Párraga-ros

128. Alpaca pathology in Ireland: 13 years of surveillance | S.A. mignacca

131. Differential diagnosis of acute post-vaccinal meningoencephalitis in sheep (acute phase ovine asia syndrome) | N. Calvo-sánchez

140. Impact of swine enteric coronaviruses in the intestinal barrier: a histopathological and immunohistochemical approach | I. Ruedas torres

180. Is aluminium replaceable in vaccines? A sheep model for new biodegradable vaccine adjuvants | E. Pérez

196. Histopathological assessment of the intestinal barrier in broilers treated with a phytogenic oregano rich essential oil and challenged with eimeria spp | I. Stylianaki

218. Comparative study of gross lesions in pigs inoculated with a glaesserella parasuis tbpby167a mutant-based vaccine and challenged with Spanish clinical isolates of g. Parasuis | A. González Fernández

MISCELLANEOUS

3. Congenital idiopathic megaesophagus in a 5 week old female gordon setter puppy | C.B. Becker

11. The presence of thymus detectable at necropsy in adult cats with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy | I. Dolka

43. Necrotizing meningoencephalitis in a Maltese dog | S. Nešić

72. First pathological report of successful transcatheter pulmonary valve implantation in a client-owned dog | G. Terrade

75. Stenotic nasopharyngeal dysgenesis and suspect muscular dystrophy in a jack russell terrier | S. Degl'innocenti

87. Evaluation of procalcitonin immunohistochemistry as a post-postmortem diagnostic marker for sepsis in dogs | B. de Jonge

90. Segmental caudal vena cava aneurysm with thrombosis in a one-year-old bracco italiano dog (canis lupus familiaris) | M. Pereira

108. Chronic progressive lymphoedema and chorioptic mange: coincidental copies or captivating connections? | M. Brys

115. In donkey, are uterine and blood eosinophils associated? | A. Radar chafirovitch

132. Feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy: phenotypical and functional changes in cardiomyocytes | A. Kipar

136. Ovariohysterectomy as a potential trigger for acquired skin fragility syndrome in a juvenile cat. | V. Castiglioni

152. Bilateral granulomatous and necrotizing panophthalmitis occurring after vaccination in a dog | C. Naranjo Freixa

166. Left ventricular apical diverticulum with aortic thromboembolism in a cat | I. Constantin

168. Meconium aspiration syndrome as indicator of vitality and perinatal illness status in foals | R.E. Tiu

183. Histological and immunohistochemical characterization of the donkey (equus asinus) mammary gland | A. Gama

201. Vanin-1 is expressed in the airway epithelium of horses and has a higher abundance in the mucus of horses with severe equine asthma compared to healthy horses | K. Landmann

MISCELLANEOUS INFECTIOUS DISEASE

20. Complications encountered in lethal European babesiosis | D. Huber

92. Unusual pathological findings in a horse infected with tapeworm anoplocephala perfoliata | D. Gorbacevska

153. Down-regulation of the microbicidal profile of m1 macrophages by encephalitozoon cuniculi | J.G. Xavier

154. Crotoxin modulates the m1 profile of macrophages infected with encephalitozoon cuniculi | | J.G. Xavier

182. Interstitial pneumonia associated with ehv-5 in three adult donkeys: pathological and molecular findings of the first cases in Romania | D.L. Hodor

189. Mass spectrometry imaging (maldi-msi) as a molecular histology application for characterizing pulmonary lesions caused by prrsv-1 strains of different virulence | J. Sánchez-carvajal

206. Characterization of aquaporin-4 expression in the brains of dogs with canine leishmaniasis | G.F. Machado

NEW METHODS, NEW TECHNOLOGY, TEACHING

80. A survey of the ECVP membership on knowledge, attitudes, and access to new technologies in veterinary pathology | J. Williams

82. Impact of long and short term cryopreservation on intactness of precision cut lung slices | J. Krüger

193. A bio-informatic investigation of cats’ susceptibility to coronaviruses-deriving epitopes | D. De biase

210. Comparison of digital counting methods for ki67 stained mast cell tumors | C. Krudewig

TUMOUR PATHOLOGY

2. Fatal rhabdomyosarcoma in a one-year-old dog: a case report | S. Turchetto

6. Gene expression profiling on formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (ffpe) canine tumour tissue-how do lexogen’s quantseq 3′ and nanostring’s ncounter compare? | A.F.H. Haake

8. Topoisomerase ii alpha immunoexpression as a potential predictor of anthracycline chemotherapy in cats with injection-site sarcoma | W. Topuszyński

13. Interspecies similarities between canine and human mammary cancer | M. Levkut

14. Comparison of immunohistochemical expression of cyclooxygenase-2 (cox-2) between canine and equine melanomas | J. Prada

19. Clinical and pathological features and outcome of a hoof melanoma in an Andalusian bay gelding |F. Bulnes

21. Development of a radioresistant canine glioma cell line | R.F. Strefezzi

23. Signet-ring carcinoma in an Île-de-France ewe | N. Caliskan

25. Expression of matrix metalloproteinases -2, -9, -13, -14 in canine mammary carcinoma | A.S. Pasca

33. Retrospective epidemiological analysis of canine mast cell tumours suggests age and breed as risk factors | J. Catarino

38. Autophagy markers in canine mast cell tumours | R.F. Strefezzi

52. Decorin expression in inflammatory and non-inflammatory canine mammary carcinomas | B.A. Gouveia

54. A rare case of ileocecal malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumour in a cat | H. Fattahian

55. Poorly differentiated cervical rhabdomyosarcoma in an adult dog | H. Fattahian

61. Detection of feline viral leukaemia provirus dna by real-time pcr in paraffin embedded tissue of feline lymphomas diagnosed in a reference laboratory in mexico city, from 2006 to 2018 | D. Rivera-colín

62. Systemic amyloidosis secondary to spindle cell sarcoma in a patient with nephrotic syndrome | D. Rivera-colín

63. Comparative analysis of canine lymphomas diagnosed at the department of veterinary pathology, faculty of veterinary medicine, university of zagreb | M. Hohšteter

65. Two atypical cases of feline restrictive orbital myofibroblastic sarcoma (froms) initially presenting as oral masses | L. Nordio

77. Uterine torsion in a rabbit with uterine adenocarcinoma | F. Seixas

84. Histological classification and molecular characterization of feline hodgkin-like lymphomas (hll) | S. Dell'aere

85. Limitations of the current equine melanocytic tumour classification | A. Malá

88. Expression of sox-10 and tyrp-1 in feline melanoma | M. Orlandi

91. Mirna profiles in dogs with splenic angiosarcoma | C. Zamboni

99. A case of feline gastrointestinal eosinophilic sclerosing fibroplasia extending to the liver | M. Orlandi

113 tumour immune microenvironment (time) in bpv1-positive equine sarcoids | L. de Paolis

114. Evaluation of canine and feline tumours in Morocco: results of a country-wide epidemiologic and histologic study | N. Laissaoui

118. Two diagnostically challenging hemangiosarcomas in dogs growing inside blood vessels | S. Blatter