Figure 1. Gross examination of Myxobolus fomenai-infected skeletal muscle of Nile tilapia. A: Ecchymotic haemorrhage is seen in the pectoral fin and the adjacent muscle, the caudal end of the dorsal fin, and the operculum (arrows). B: The ecchymotic haemorrhage is seen in the tail and the caudal end of the dorsal fin (arrows). C: Petechial spots are seen on the ventral aspect of Nile tilapia (arrows). D: Petechial spots are seen in the tail, the dorsal muscles, and the caudal end of dorsal and ventral fins (arrows)

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Implementation of Tissue Histopathology and Parasitic Morphometric Analysis in the Diagnosis of Myxobolus Fomenai Infection in the Skeletal Muscles Nile Tilapia

Hebatallah Ahmed Mahgoub, Ahmed Elnaggar, Jean-Rémy Sadeyen

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