This presentation summarizes pathological changes that can occur in the integumentary, respiratory, digestive, and excretory systems of fish. It focuses on changes in the integumentary system, including cuticular changes from protozoal infections, epidermal changes that reflect pathological processes in underlying tissues, and dermal and hypodermal changes like inflammatory lesions, ulceration, and parasitic lesions. Hyperplasia of the epidermis can occur due to various stimuli and low temperatures. The presentation was given by group A, consisting of 20 students with ID numbers.