Hemorrhages and yellow serous infiltrate, located ventrally, are typically present. Metritis carcasses with acute metritis. Peritonitis and surgery carcasses with active peritoneal inflammation associated with fibrinous exudate or fetid ascitic fluid, no matter how limited the extent of the lesions or with ventral abdominal cellulitis secondary to percutaneous abomasal surgery. Injection sites carcasses with lesions associated with injections. These are generally found in the semimembranosis and semitendinosis muscle.
Pericarditis carcasses with fibinous or fibrinosuppurative pericarditis.
Endocarditis carcasses with endocarditis and acute pulmonary, renal or other embolic lesions. Also, test carcasses that are condemned due to septicemia, pyemia, or other reasons. Abomasal disease carcasses with recent abomasal displacement and abomasal torsions or with intussusceptions, mesenteric torsions, and cecal torsions. Animals identified during ante-mortem inspection that were determined to be U.S. Suspect for residues. Carcasses with acute cellulitis or other acute inflammations associated with a fibinous or fibrino suppurature exudate in any location on the carcass or viscera.