Figure 2: Peritoneal fluid from a dog with septic peritonitis. Neutrophils have swollen chromatin (more lacy and a lighter shade of purple than a nondegenerate neutrophil) and intracelluar bacteria are evident.
Figure 2: Peritoneal fluid from a dog with septic peritonitis. Neutrophils have swollen chromatin (more lacy and a lighter shade of purple than a nondegenerate neutrophil) and intracelluar bacteria are evident.
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