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APPENDIX 2 APPENDIX 2
STUDIES ON THE LEUKOCYTES IN GEELDIKKOP CASES
(Abbreviations used in the right-hand column are: N = neutrophiles; L = lymphocytes;
M = monocytes; E = eosinophiles; B = basophiles. Data regarding thrombocytes are expressed as "normal number of thrombocytes present, few thrombocytes, etc.". This refers to the number seen on each smear relative to the other cell types when compared with similar smears from the control animals.)
A. Prodromal Cases Sheep No. ' W.C.C.
1 (10'/cu mm)
VB-P.
I
Differential white cell count and remarks
Hardly any leukocytes could be found in a numbre of stained smears after a most thorough search. Thrombocytes similarly absent
- - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -- - - -- - - -- -- - - -- -- -- - - - -
VB-Q. Definite leukopaenia present. lt was very difficult to count the types of white cells. There were at least 40% of immature neutrophiles and a large number of immature lymphocytes. Very few thrombo- cytes present
532
Sh N
I w.c.c.
1eep o. I (103/cu mm) 1 I
VB-R.
VB-S.
VB-T ..
VB-U.
VB-V ..
VB-W.
VB-X.
B. Early Cases
Sheep No. I W.C.C.
(103/cu mm) 1 VB-G.
J. M. M. BROWN APPENDIX 2 (continued)
Differential white cell count and remarks
Too few leukocytes present to perform a proper count. Thrombo- cytes completely absent. A few odd coccoid and bacilloid organisms present
Too few leukocytes present to perform a proper count. All the white cells which were present were highly immature. Most were imma- ture neutrophiles. Lymphocytopaenia. The few lymphocytes present were large ones. Very few thrombocytes present
Too few leukocytes present to perform a proper count. Those present were highly immature and identification was difficult. Most appeared to be immature neutrophiles. Very few thrombocytes present. Numerous small coccoid and bacilloid organisms present N 56%, L 24%, M I 3%, E 7%, B 0%. All leukocytes very immature
especially the neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes N SO%, L 20%, M 12%, E 18%, B 0%. Nearly all the leukocytes
were immature especially the lymphocytes and neutrophiles. Very few segmented neutrophiles present. Normal number of thrombo- cytes
N 55%, L 20%, M 12%, E 11%, B 2%.
were immature. Very few properly Normal number of thrombocytes
Most leukocytes counted segmented neutrophiles.
N 44%, L 26%, M 13%, E 15%, B 2%. All forms of neutrophiles present, from mature segmented types to unsegmented juveniles.
Lymphocytes and monocytes highly immature. Normal number of thrombocytes
Differential white cell count and remarks
All leukocytes present very immature and difficult to identify. At least 60% were immature neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes
- - - 1 - - - -
VB-H.. I Severe leukopaenia. All white cells present very immature and most
VB-1- : - : - -... 1
VB-J.
VB-K. ... .
I
difficult to identify with certainty. At least 80% were immature neutrophiles, with an almost complete absence of lymphocytes.
Normal number of thrombocytes
All leukocytes present were very immature and most difficult to
identify. At least 70% were immature neutrophiles with relatively few lymphocytes. Normal number of thrombocytes
All leukocytes present were very immature with at least 60% immature neutrophiles and very few identifiable lymphocytes. Normal number of thrombocytes
Marked neutrophilia, mainly juvenile forms present. Lymphocyto- paenia. Normal number of thrombocytes
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON GEELDIKKOP AND ENZOOTIC ICTERUS
Sheep No.
I
(10W.C.C. 3/cu mm)I
1Vl-I ~~~J-~9
_ _ 1Vl-2 ...
· I · .
4·75I
____ , _ _ _ !
Vl-3 ...
I
4·35 IVl-11.
:-:-~~~-~-
APPENDIX 2 (continued)
_ _ _ _ . c : - - -
Differential white cell count and remarks
N 88 %, L 0%, M 12%, E 0%, B 0%. Most neutrophiles very immature. Very few thrombocytes present
- - - -
N 90%, L 4%, M 6%, E 0%, B 0%. Most neutrophiles very im- mature. Very few thrombocytes present
N 91%, L 4%, M 5%, E 0%, B 0%. Neutrophiles mainly mature segmented types. Normal number of thrombocytes
N 54%, L 30%, M 14%, E I%, B 1%. Neutrophiles mainly mature segmented types. Normal number of thrombocytes
---~---
V1-13. . . 7 ·55 N 77 %, L 5 %, M 11 %, E 6%, B 1 %. A small percentage of immature neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes
V 1-15... 4·65 N 54%, L 18%, M 14%, E 4%, B 0%. High percentage of immature
---! ---
neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytesV 1-17 . . .
I
3 8I
All leukocytes present very Immature and most difficult to identifyI
At least 90% were juvemle neutrophiies. Numerous coccoid and bacilloid orgamsms present. Normal number of thrombocytes
- - - -
Vl-18 _· ___
··_ I
9·6 I Almost 100% juvenile unsegmented neutrophiles. No thrombocytes could be foundV1-22_._· .. _ .. _. [ ___ 5_·7 _ _ _ 1' N 51%, L 24%, M 25%, E 0%, B 0%. Large percentage of immature neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes
V 1-23 ... ~- 8 · 75
I
N 79%, L 9%, M 11 %, E 0%, B 1 %. Large percentage of juvenile neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytesVl-24. :-:-.... .
1
- _8·8
-_-_I
N 70%, L 14%, M 16%, E 0%, B 0%. Neutrophiles mainly mature segmented forms. Normal number of thrombocytesV1-25 ... . 10·65
----1 ---
Vl-26... 8·3
---~---I F-2 ... i 10·2
F-s:-~~~~~--:s:-2--1
I !
C. Advanced Cases-Group l
Sheep No.
I
w.c.c. I
(103/cu mm)
N 87 %, L 7%, M 6%, E 0%, B 0%. Most neutrophiles mature segmented forms. Normal number of thrombocytse.
N 88%, L 6%, M 6%, E 0%, B 0%. Most neutrophiles mature segmented forms. Normal number of thrombocytes.
N 78%, L 18%, M 3%, E 1 %, B 0%. Neutrophiles all mature segmented forms. Normal number of thrombocytes.
N 55%, L 36%, M 5 %, E 4%, B 0%. Nothing unusual. Normal number of thrombocytes
Differential white cell count and remarks
--
VB-L .... 5·2 VB-M ... . 9·2
1
N 26%, L 30%, M 40%, E 4%, B 0%. Monocytosis? Neutro- philes all immature. Normal number of thrombocytes
N 68 %, L 9 %, M 23 %, E 0%, B 0%. A few immature neutrophiles.
Normal number of thrombocytes
534
Sh N 'I W.C.C.
eep o . . (103/cu mm) I
VB-N ... 9·4
J. M. M. BROWN APPENDIX 2 (continued)
Differential white cell count and remarks
N 81%, L 10%, M 9%, E 0%, B 0%. Nothing unusual. Normal number of thrombocytes
- - - -
Vl-4 .. 6·4 N 94%, L 5%, M 1%, E 0%, B 0%. Mainly mature segmented
_ _ _ __ _
1
neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes
Yl-5... 7·8 IN 83%, L 3%, M 13%, E 1%, B 0%. Mainly mature segmented
I
neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes
VJ-6 .. :-:-.~~-l~--l N 80%, L 5%, M 14%, E 1%, B 0%. Mainly mature segmented neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes
---: ---~---
N 90%, L 8 %, M 2%, E 0%, B 0%. Large number of juvenile unsegmented neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes.
v
l-7 .. 3·35Numerous coccoid and bacilloid organisms
- - - · - - - -
Vl-8. 3·75
Vl-9 ... . 4·9 V1-1L -..
- . f
7.1V1-l2. 7·3
- - - -
Vl-14. 11.35
, N 48%, L 11%, M 41%, E 0%, B 0%. Nothing unusual. Normal number of thrombocytes
N 36%, L 22%, M 40%, E 2%, B 0%. Nothing unusual. Normal number of thrombocytes
N 56%, L 22%, M 22%, E 0%, B O%. Nothing unusual. Normal number of thrombocytes
N 63%, L 16%, M 14%, E 7%, B 0%. Neutrophiles mainly mature segmented forms. Normal number of thrombocytes.
N 83%, L 6%, M 7%, EO%, B 0%. Neutrophiles mainly mature segmented forms. Normal number of thrombocytes
_ _ _ _ I ____ _ - - - -- - -- - - -- - - YI-20 ... 1 3·8 N 90%, L 4%, M 6%, E 0%, B 0%. Large percentage of juvenile
neutrophiles. Normal number of thrombocytes - - - -,- - - -
Y1-21... 3·9 N 70%, L 7%, M 23%, E 0%, B 0%. Most neutrophilesjuvenile and unsegmented. Normal number of thrombocytes
D. Advanced Cases- Group 2 Sheep No. W.C.C. I
Differential white cell count and remarks j (103/cu mm) I
_ _ _ _.__ I
VB-0 .. 4·2
VB-Y. 4·3
VB-ZI. 5 ·I
v
1-16 ... 6·2N 70%, L 20%, M 9%, E 1%. B 0%. The leukocytes were in general mainly immature forms. Normal number of thrombocytes N 80%, L 15%, M 5%, E 0%, BO%. All leukocytes very immature.
Scarcely any segmented neutrophiles. Reduced number of throm- bocytes
, N 76%, L 20 (o, M 4%, E 0%, B 0%. All forms of neutrophiles present, mamly adult forms. Lymphocytes mainly large forms.
Normal number of thrombocytes
N 55%, L 19%, M 18%, E 8%, B 0%. Neutrophiles mainly mature forms. ormal number of tbrombocytes
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON GEELDIKKOP AND ENZOOTIC ICTERUS APPENDIX 2 (continued)
E. Recovered Cases
I
(l 0W.C.C. 3/cu mm) 1- ---'--
Sheep No. Differential white cell count and remarks
VH-Z ...
I
V1-19 ... .
6·01
5·05
N 65 %, L 25 %, M 5 %, E 5 %, B 0%. All leukocytes very immature and difficult to identify with certainty. Neutrophiles were mainly unsegmented forms. Some myeloblasts present. Very few throm bocytes evident
N 38 %, L 50%, M 3 %, E 9%, H 0%. Nothing unusual. Normal number of thrombocytes
F-3... ... 8·35 N 78%, L 12%, M 10%, E 0%, H 0%. Neutrophiles mainly mature 1 forms. Normal number of thrombocytes
.f4.~.~~-:-l-3.so
___
N 86%, L 5%, M 7~{, E 2%, B 0%. Neutrophiles mainly mature segmented forms. Normal number of thrombocytesD. Control Animals
Sheep No. Vl-7054-7057, V1-7059-7062, V1-7064-7071: White cell counts ranged from 4·9 X
103/cu mm to 9 ·15 x 103/cu mm. Differential white cell counts varied little around a mean of N 35%, L SO%, M 4%, E 8%, H 0%.
Sheep No. 12221 and 12222: White cell counts were 3·5 X 10' and 3·6 X 103/cu mm respectively, Differential white cell counts were N 54%, L 30%, M 8%, E 8
%,
B 0% and N 56%, L 41%.M 3%, E l% and H 0% respectively.
E. Normal Values for Leukocytes of the sheep taken from the literuture
Determination Values Sources
White cell count ... I 4-12 X 10'/cu mm ... I Schalm (1961, 1965) 8-10 x 103/cu mm ...
I
Jackson (1948)Differential
count white cell
6· 1-12·2 X 103/cu mm (9·2).. Boddie (1946) N 30%, L 62 %, M 2 · 5 %, E 4 · 5 %,
B 0·5%
N 30%, L 55%, M 4%, E 8%, B 0·5-1%
1 N 15-23 (24)%, L 58-78 (68)%, 1 M 1·3-5·7 (3)%, E 0·5-8·5 (4)%,
HO% I
N 30-40%, L 45-70%, M 2-5%,
I
E 5-15%, Bless than 1%
Schalm (Average values) (1961, 1965)
Jackson ( 1948) Boddie ( 1946)
Scheunert & Trautmann (J 965)
Note: (a) The values given by Jackson (1948) are compiled from figures on South African sheep.
They have been used for comparison in the text together with those from our own control animals.
(b) Figures given in parenthesis in the middle column above represent mean values given by the authors concerned.
536
APPENDIX 3 STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDlKKOP CASES [Note.-RCV = Red cell volume(%); Hb = haemoglobin (gm%); RCC = Red cell count (JO"/cu mm); ESR =Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (mm/hr); TPP =Total plasma proteins (gm%); MCHC =Mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration(%); MCV =Mean corpuscular volume (cp.); MCH = Mean corpuscular haemoglobin ( yy).] A. Prodromal Cases Sheep No. RCV RCC Hb TPP VB-P Not done I Not done
I
Not done I 4·69 VH-QI
Not done 1 Not done I Not cloneI
4 · 69-- ESR MCHC MCV 0 0
MCH Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examination-Remarks Blood smear: Very marked anisocy- tosis, large number of macrocytes. Anaemia Blood smear: Fair degree of anisocy- tosis, large number of macrocytes. Anaemia ---·--- VH-R Not done
I
Not doneI
Not doneI
4·59 1 0 VB-S 5·33 Notdon~ l
Not doneI
Not done~ ----
0 VB-T Not done Not doneI
Not done 4 69 1 0- VB - ~L JT N~~ ~
Not doneI
Not clone! 5·01 __o ___ . ____ _
VH-V Not cloneI
Not done Not doneI
5·12 0 Blood smear: Fair degree of anisocy- tosis, mild anaemia Blood smear: Severe anisocytosis with numerous large macrocytes. Nu- merous cells present with Jolly bodies Blood smear: Fair degree of anisocy- tosis with numerous large macro- cytes. Numerous cells present with Jolly bodies Blood smear: Mild anisocytosisI
Bloodsmear: Pronounced anisocytosis with large number of macrocytes. Numerous cells with Jolly bodies. --- VH-W Not clone Not done
I
Not done 4·8v~ l
Not doneI
Not done I Not doneI
5·010 1 0
Blood smear: Marked anisocytosis with numerous large macrocytes. Numerous normoblasts and cells with Jolly bodies Blood smear: Fair degree of anisocy- tosis with large numbers of macro- cytes. Large numbers of norma- blasts and cells with Jolly bodies
:-- 3: 3:
1:0 ;o 0 ~z
VI VJ 00
APPENDIX 3 (continued) STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDIKKOP CASES (continued) B. Early Cases --- ESR Sheep No.I -'---
I
MCHC ·----'-RCV RCC Hb TPP VB-0
I
Not done : Not done 1 Not done J 6 · 83 0 VB-H j Not done 1 Not done ' Not done 5 · 33 I 0 VB-I I Not done I Not done 1 Not done 5 ·55 1-1·0~ -
Not done I Not done I Not done j 5 · 97 ,-0 VB-K I Not done 1 Not done 1 Not done~ - 5 ~ -7 -~- 0
V1-1 I 46 10·03 11·1 I 7·60 I 0 1_24_· __ : V1-2 I 49 11·85 10·86 I 7·75 0I
22·16 Vl-3 I 41I
12·38 10·13I
7·95 0I
24·7 --- YI-11 I 35·5 8·93 9·65 I 7·75 0·5 27. 18MCV 45·86 41· 35 33.11 39·75 vt-13
- ~ ~ --
10·79 9·89 1_ 7·20i _ o _ _ l ~~ -~ - 41·70
Vl-15I
46 6·72I
10·62 8·3I
0I
23·08 I 68·45 Vl-17I
49·5 ll-47 12·78 ,--s-.4-1 0I
25·81 I 43·15 V1-18 I 45·5 9·69 11·10I
8·4I
0I
24·39I
46·95 V1-22 I 48·5 I 10 21I
10·86I
5·9 II 0 I 22·39I
47·50 VJ-231 41~ -
10·12 I 9·65I
5·6 0·5- 1
23·53 I 40·51 VJ-241 ---.,:o - 1 ~' -5 - ~
LJ 82I
6 4i
0 5! ~ i
44 23-MCH 11·06 9·16 8.18 10·80
I
Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examination-Remarks Blood smear: Fair degree of anisocy- tosis Blood smear: Mild anisocytosisI
Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual I I Blood smear: Nothing unusualNothing unusual Blood smear: Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Fair degree of anisocy- tosis Bone marrow smear: Apparent reduc- tion in the number of erythrocyte and granulocyte precursors Blood smear: Mild anisocytosis with some macrocytes 9·16
I
Blood smear: Mild anisocytosis 15·80 Blood smear: Nothing unusual 11 ·14I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual 11 · 45 Blood smear: Nothing unusual 10·63 Blood smear: Nothing unusual 9 ·53 Blood smear: Nothing unusual 10·89 Blood smear: Nothing unusual Bone marrow smear: Bone marrow highly activetD
0
(")::r:
tT1 ~0
)> r' C/1 -1c
0 ... [T1 C/1 0z
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C/1APPENDIX 3 (continued) STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDIKKOP CASES (continued) Sheep No.I RCV 1 ----~----~----
RCC Hb TPP V1-25 48·0 12·50 11 ·10 6·9 V1-26 48·0 9·86 11·82 6·9
ESR MCHC 0 23 ·12 0·5 24·62
MCV 38·40 48·68
MCH Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examinatoin-Remarks 8 · 88
I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual 11 · 98I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual F-2 1 31·0 3·1I
8·93 1 6·5 0 I' 28·80 100·0I
28·80I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual F-5 36·5 4·79I
11·10 6·4 0 30·41 76·20I
23·17 Blood smear: Nothing unusual V3-6 39 Not done 9 · 15I
8 ·42 0 23-46 --Blood smear: Nothing unusual V3-7 35 Notdone 8·44I
10·19 0 24·11 --Bloodsmear: Nothingunusual V3-10 127 Not done 5 · 70 8 · 08 0 · 5 21 · 11 --
I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual I ---I I
~-40I
Not done 8·69 I 10·60 1·0 21·72 --Blood smear: Nothing unusual ---l I I I~
V3-13I
37I
Notdone ~ ~
V3-14I
46 Not doneI
1 I ·I V3-15I
46 I Not done I1 0 ~ V3 ~ ~
25I
Not doneI
7 · 24 V3-20 42 I Not done 1 8 · 3 V3-21 41 ·Not doneI
8·69V 3 ~ ~
41 Not donel
9·6S V3-23 45 Not doneI
9 · 9 V3-24 I 46 I Not done~~ 5
8·08 [ 0·5 1 20·97 V3-25 [ 34 Not doneI
7 · 24 -8~ ~
0~ ~
V3-26 I 49 Not doneI
10·8 \ 8·80 I 0[ --z3.47
V3-27 -~ 32 Not done I 7·72I
7·56I
0 24·12I
I 6 82 0 27·4 1 Blood smear: Nothing unusualI
Blood smear: Nothing unusual I Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual [ Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual I Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual I8. 17 0 24·13 7·90 0
I _ ::~
9·28 0·5I
28·96 8 60 0 19·76 9·65 0 1 21· 19 7·29 01--=:. ~ .
7·56 0·5 I 22·0 ---:-
~ ~ l:d :::0 0 ~z
Vl ~
APPENDIX 3 (continued) STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDIKKOP CASES (continued) C. Advanced Cases-Group 1 Sheep No., RCV RCC Hb TPP VB-L Not done Not done
I
Not done 7·47 VB-M Not done Not done Not done 6-4 VB-N Not done Not done Not done 7·47 Vl-4 33 7·57 I 7·72 8·4 V1-5 41·5 11·47 9·65 7·95 V1-6 36 10·61 7·96 9·6 V1-7 38 I 2·04 8·93 8·4 --- V1-8 35 8·27 9·41 7·75-- - -- --- - -
V1-9 28 9·1 8·2 7·6I
V1-10 42 12·28 9·65 9·6 V1-12 22·5 7·18 6·27 8·1 V1-14 30 6·83 7·24 8·8 I V1-20 34·0 10·65 9·17
I
7·3 II I _ !(}~ -'
V1-21 44·5 8·78 6·3 V3-1 31 Not doneI
6·75I
9·84ESR
I
MCHCI
MCV 0 - I-
I
1·0 --
0-
- 2·0 23·39 43·59 0 23·25 36·18 0· 5 22·1 33·93 0I
23·5 186·27 0·5 26·88 42·32 0 29·28 30·77 --- 0 22·97 34·02 0 27·86 31·33 2 24·13 43·9 1·0 26·97 31·92 0 23·30 50·68 I 0I
21·77I
-I
MCH
- -
- 10·19 8·41 7·50 43·77 11· 37 9·01 7·85 8·73 10·60 8· 61 11·81 -Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examination-Remarks
I
Blood~mear:
Anisocytosis, polychro- masm Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusualI
Blood smear: Slight anisocytosisI
Blood smear: Slight anisocytosis Blood smear: Slight anisocytosis Bone Marrow smear: Decrease of erythrocyte and granulocyte pre- cursors. No normoblasts to be seen Blood smear: Nothing unusual 1 Bone Marrow smear: Marked decrease of all cellular elements Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Marked anisocytosisI
Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Bone Marrow smear: Very active haemopoiesis Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusualt::d
0
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~ ... (") ;J> l' en ....,§
...m
en 0z
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APPENDIX 3 (continued) STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDIKKOP CASES (continued) RCC Hb Sheep No.I RCV ---';---,-- V3-IA
I
20I
Not doneI : ----
V3-2I
43I
Not doneI
9· 65 V3-8I
23 1 Not doneI ~
V3-9--40I
Not doneI
9· 65-- ~: - ~: - ~ -- - 1--- : -: ---
V3-181 2)
I Not done --- Il·l
I
Not done 5·3I
Not done 5·79 D. Advanced Cases-Group 2 Sheep No.I RCV RCC Hb VB-0 Not doneI
Not done~ ~
VB-Y Not doneI
Not done 1 N VB-Z1 j Not doneI
Not doneI N
II .
• 31 1 7·3 -I
I ot done I
~ I
done\ --- ·24I
IV1-16
TPP I ESR I
MC~ ~
MCV I MCHI
Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examination -Remarks ---- 8·8I
0I
-I
-I
---I
\I I
8·60 0·5 22·44-
___ I - 8·42 1 0I
23·47I
-I
7· 341 o
1 24· 121 - 1
8-6_1_0_1_24·66 -~--=-1 5·46I
0I
22·08 I II
-
I
---i I I
11·10 0 25·17 - TPP ESR I MCHC I MCV 6·4 I 1·0 -I --
- - - MCHBlood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual
I
Blood smear: Nothing unusualI
Blood smear: Nothing unusualI
Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood and Bone Marrow smear Examination-Remarks- I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual 5·87 I 0- ~ -=- --=- 1
Blood smear: Nothing unusual --- 5·33 0 --
-Blood smear: Marked anisocytosi with numerous macrocytes and cell containing Jolly bodiesI
6·5 1·5 23·35 42·46 9·92
I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual Bone Marrow smear: Markedly re duced number of cellular element I s~ ~ ~ t:d ;;o 0 ~
z
(../)
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NAPPENDIX 3 (continued) STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDIKKOP CASES (continued) E. Recovered Cases Sheep No.I RCV RCC Hb TPP ESR I MCHC MCV MCH Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examination-Remarks VB-Z Not done
I
Not done Not done I 5·44 I 0 --I -
Blood smear: Nothing unusual V1-19 47·5 I 13·55 10·62 I 7·3 0·5 22·35 35·05 J 7·83 _!!load smear: Nothing unusual F-3 36· 5 12· 4 11· 58 7· 5 0 31· 72 29· 43I
9· 33 Blood smear: Nothing unusual -F-4-- ~36.1 - - ---;{; -g - ~
9·65 7·26 --2--o--J26"03 134·70 36·00 I Blood smear: Marked anisocytosis i , , with large number of macrocytes V3-3 V3-451 --
Not done'~ -- r
8·261- o -- i
17·84 I -I -i
Blood smear: Nothing unusual 40 Not done 8·93 1---;5_6_0 --= ~ - 22·32 _I - I -
I Blood smear: Nothing unusual V3-19 32 Not done I 7· 7 : 5· 30 I 0 24· 06 --I Blood smear: Nothing unusual F. Control Animals Sheep No.[ RCVI
RCCI
Hb TPPI
ESR MCHC Y1-7054 I 27 8·8 I 8·68 I 6·05 I 1·0 V1-705s_J=29= 9·93~ - ~ - ~ - 6·4 = ~--
V1-7056 I 32 10·02I
9·17~ - 1
V1-7057 I 35 10·6 I 9·65i
6·5532·1 =I 28·27 I 28·65 1·0 I 27·57 Y1-7059-i 36 I 13·42 I 10·62
~-~- ~-
0--~29~- Yl-70WI 33 I 11·5I
9·17~~ -1
V1-7061 I 35 I 10·36 I 9·41 . 6·11 -
--- V1-7062 V1-70641 3o ·1 30
I
11· s1 I 10· 83 8·93 6·8 8·68 6·60·5 I
27·78 1·0 26·88 0· 5 29·76 0·5 28·93
MCV 30·68
I
29·20 I 31·37 33·02 I -26·82 1 28·69 I 33·78 25·93I
27·70MCH 9·86 8·25 8·99 9·10 7·91 7·97 9·08 7·72 8·01
Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examination-Remarks Blood smear: Nothing unusual j Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual Blood smear: Nothing unusual ·-· --
t:d ... 0 ()
F;i a:: ~
!:"' en..., §
... t'T1 en 0z
0 t'T1 t'T1 r-' lj ~ :;><:: 0 >ti )>z
lj t'T1z
N 0 0..., 0 a
t'T1 :;tlc
enAPPENDIX 3 (continued) STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDIKKOP CASES (continued) F. Control Animals Sheep No. I RCV RCC Hb TPP ESR MCHC MCV MCH Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Examination-Remarks Vl-7065 1 33 13·46 9·17 6·6 0·5 27·78 24·51 6·81 I Blood smear: Nothing unusual I vl-7066 -~-ls---~-J0~4-,-s:2--
1
-6~--~-2-. 0--~--ms-27 · 34 1---g.Ql-l Blood--:mear::--N~~~~~--V1-7067 = ~- 3 1 === 1 ~ ~~ -=
8·68- 6~ -- 1
I·0--1-28·0-==29·02- ~ -- 8-:t2 - ~
Blood smear: Nothing unusual V1-7068 1 31 J Not done 9·65 1 Not done 1 1·0 1 31·12 1 -1 -I
Blood smear: Nothing unusual Vl-7069_;_32~--~ Not done -9~-:Notdone ~-l~---JO~J-1--=--,--=--s/o";;d--;mear::-Nothin~~sual -- Vl-7070-1--:;;---INot don~l 10·13 1Notdon~l 0 I 34·93 ,--=-~---=--1 Blood smear: Nothing unusual:t:
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APPENDIX 3 (continued) STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROCYTES IN GEELDlKKOP CASES (continued) G. Normal Values for the Erythrocytes of the sheep taken from the literature Hb ESR I MCHC
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----1---,---,---1 I Jackson (1948) 1 33· 5-43 ----11----9-14·5 0 33-35 9-13 Coffin (1953) 11-13·8 (12·4) 37·1-45·1 (41) 1 23-31 (27) Boddie (1946)__ __ ____ _
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- 129-35 (32) I - I -Scheunert & Trautmann (1965) 8-16 (12) 0 23-48 (33)19-12 (10· 7) Schalm (1961, 1965) -
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