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Image JPEG image Myxomatosis survivor
This wild rabbit was nursed through myxomatosis. The damage to his ears was due to fighting. The necrotic scabs around his ears, eyes and nostrils were coming away.
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Image Severe myxomatosis
This rabbit had been adopted by her new owners a few weeks previously. During the pre-anaesthetic check prior to neutering, it became evident that there were wild rabbits with myxomatosis near her new home. She was vaccinated against myxomatosis and RHD immediately and spayed the next day. Unfortunately she developed signs of severe myxomatosis despite vaccination. It is possible that she didn't respond to the vaccination because the was either incubating the disease or the stress of neutering interfered with her immune response.
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Image SIS package Myxomatosis full blown
This photograph shows a rabbit with myxomatosis. The eyelids are very swollen and nodular lesions are starting to develop on the eyelids, nostrils and face.
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Image SIS package Myxomatosis swollen eyelids
Thickened eyelids are the first sign of myxomatosis although there may be a nodular skin lesion at the site of initial inoculation somewhere else on the body. The eyelids continue to become thickened, inflamed and infected over the next few days before nodular lesions develop especially on the eyelids, nasal planum, face, base of the pinnae and genitalia.
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Myxomatosis
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Image SIS package Myxomatosis in a case that recovered
This image shows a rabbit with myxomatosis. He was lucky to make a full recovery. About three weeks after the photo was taken, the lesions slowly started to dry out and drop off leaving scars on the eyelids and nose.
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Image Myxomatosis nodular eye lesions
This image shows the nodular appearance of the eyelid lesions in advanced cases of myxomatosis. In this case, the crusts that were covering the nodules had fallen off . Eventually the nodules regressed and the rabbit recovered.
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Image Octet Stream Myxomatosis- initial swellings on genitalia
Myxomatosis often affects the genitalia. This image shows the genitalia of the 4 week old wild rabbit with swollen eyelids. The genital orifice is slightly swollen.
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Image SIS package Scars from myxomatosis
This picture shows the end results of myxomatosis lesions. The rabbit had made a full recovery from the infection but was left with scars around the eyelids and nasal planum
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Image SIS package Recovering from myxomatosis
Recovery from myxomatosis, especially in unvaccinated rabbits, is not impossible. This rabbit survived an outbreak that killed her companion and four youngsters. The image is taken just after the crusting lesions had fallen away and the skin was healing.
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