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. 2022 Aug 17;12(8):1255. doi: 10.3390/life12081255

Table 1.

Main lesions observed in the different forms of ASF [6].

Symptom Peracute ASF Acute ASF Subacute ASF Chronic ASF
Fever High High Moderate Irregular or absent
Thrombocytopenia Absent Absent or slight (late) Transient Absent
Skin Erythema Erythema Erythema Necrotic areas
Lymph nodes Gastrohepatic and renal with marbled aspect The majority of lymph nodes
resemble a blood clot
Swollen
Spleen (-) Hyperemic splenomegaly Partial hyperemic splenomegaly
or focal infarct
Enlarged with normal color
Kidney (-) Petechial hemorrhages, mainly in cortex Petechial hemorrhages in cortex,
medulla and pelvis; perirenal oedema
(-)
Lung (-) Severe alveolar oedema (-) Pleuritis and pneumonia
Gall bladder (-) Petechial hemorrhages Wall oedema
Heart Hemorrhages in epicardium and endocardium Hemorrhages in epicardium and
endocardium; hydropericardium
Fibrinous pericarditis
Tonsils Necrotic foci
Reproductive alteration Abortion Abortion