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Experimental African swine fever virus (ASFV) infection in a European wild boar.
(A) Splenomegaly; while not pathognomonic, is more common in ASFV than with classical swine fever infections. (B) Renal petechiae can occur in infections with both African swine fever and classical swine fever virus infections and cannot therefore be used as a differentiating feature (see also Fig. 8.10C). (C) Hemorrhagic lymphadenitis.
(Photos Courtesy of the Friedrich Loeffler Institute)
