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Recognizing Early Signs of RP Infection

Learn to identify key symptoms in the early stages of RP infection, including excessive salivation, conjunctivitis with mucopurulent exudate, oral erosions, and mucosal ulcerations. Explore the characteristic features such as epithelial sloughing and hyperemia in the cecum and colon. Early detection can lead to prompt treatment.

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Recognizing Early Signs of RP Infection

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  1. RP - Excessive salivation in the early stage of RP infection

  2. RP - Conjunctivitis and mucopurulent exudate in the early stage of RP infection

  3. RP - Oral erosions.

  4. RP - Sloughing of the epithelium over a necrotic Peyer's patch

  5. RP - Ulcerations in the mucosa of the upper colon.

  6. RP - Hyperemia of the cecum and colon with accentuation of lesions (hemorrhage) at the ceco-colic junction

  7. RP - Hyperemia and hemorrhages in the longitudinal folds of the colon - Zebra striping.

  8. RP - Hemorrhage in the mucosa of the gall bladder

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