A morphopathological study of fish tuberculosis was carried out using histological and immunocytochemical techniques. The clinical signs observed were emaciation, lack of movement coordination and body deformation. Macroscopically, small, light‐coloured, visceral nodules were detected. Immunocytochemical techniques were found to be effective in detecting infections where conventional staining methods failed to reveal, or detected only small numbers of bacilli.
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