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History:
A three month old crossbred lamb in good nutritional condition
was found collapsed soon after the mob had been moved between paddocks.
The lamb was reluctant to move and could only stand if supported. It was
otherwise bright and alert and its cardinal signs were normal.
The lamb was euthanised. At necropsy, the chief gross abnormalities
were irregular pallor and flabbiness (lack of rigor) of some of the
proximal fore- and hindlimb muscles (left). No gross myocardial lesions
were identifiable.
This is a low power view of skeletal muscle from the
lateral thigh.
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