80
100
Infection with orf virus is usually confined to the epidermis (top layer) of the skin. Lesions (one to a few) or nodules will often occur on the fingers, hands, or the forearms. Lesions begin as small papules that will become ulcerative in nature. Orf virus lesions typically progress through six stages each lasting … See more
  • Safe
  • United States
  • Encrypted
  • 119 Site Rank
  • Report Card

63
100
The orf lesion starts as a small, firm, red-to-blue papule then progresses through a series of 6 stages. The fully developed orf lesion is typically 2-3 cm in …
  • Safe
  • United States
  • Encrypted
  • 25 yrs old
  • 1,277 Site Rank
  • Report Card

71
100
WebOrf virus has many names: contagious pustular dermatitis, ecthyma contagiosum, sore mouth infection, and sheep pox in humans. While this disease is primarily found in goats …
  • Safe
  • United States
  • Encrypted
  • 26 yrs old
  • 320 Site Rank
  • Report Card

80
100
Web1. What is sore mouth, or orf disease? – Sore mouth, often known as orf, contagious ecthyma or “scabby mouth,” is a viral infection primarily of sheep and goats. The …
  • Safe
  • Encrypted

See more