histopathological and histochemical changes in the uterus of some farm animal positive to brucella

A total of 9416 blood samples from diffen’)nt faunanimals, were examined for estimating tbe percent8e;eof Brucellosis among tbese animalso(2) Isolation trials using guinea pig inoculation andcu I tural metbod for isolati on of th.e Spt~cj.fi_c KJ’:’llCr-l.l.::..organjsm were adopted.(J) Fl~om t.ho total blood samples examined, 172 animals(1 ~83%) show;.?d RP-nun agglutinFlti.on ti tre rangingThe infec tion was high among indi vi duat -fA, TIn en 1.1’!!8 J q”e.g., in EI-Kaher Agriculture Farm were 93 of 757cross breed cattle sbowed positive tUbe agglutinationtitre (12.28%). from 34 goats examined from DokiBreeding Farm 15 goats were proved to be positivei.e., the incidence reached 44.12%.from positive slaughtered cases 17 cows uteri and 14goats uteri were collected :for bacteriological, bisto-pathological and histochemical examination.These cases were classified into three main groupS,on the bases of presence or absence of other micro-