Introduction The cimenol ring is an intestinal microbicide of a botanical origin with broad bactericidal and fungicidal activities that has been proved to be useful for the prevention and treatment of necrotic enteritis caused by Clostridium perfringens...
These lesions are observed as an emerging pathology in breeder hens. Clinically, they correspond to histomoniasis but they have a different colour and size. Also, there are doubts in the etiology due to the frequent isolation of Cochlosoma.
Introduction Porcine coccidiosis is a very common parasitic disease of global relevance in porcine farming because of its negative effects on performance and growth of piglets. The name of this disease is used as a general term to describe clinical signs...
Introduction Porcine epidemic diarrhoea virus (PEDV) can cause an acute and highly contagious enteric disease of pigs characterized by severe entero-pathogenic diarrhoea in piglets. Cimenol ring is a natural product effective as a broad-spectrum...
Healthy enterocytes can be observed in the upper part of the picture. In contrast, in the lower part the number of enterocytes is lower, due to the pathogenic effect of Clostridium. The spherical formations with a bright halo correspond to Clostridium,...
Early presence of hydrosalpingitis is related to the presence of purulent material that calcifies and leads to a salpingitis, as the one the picture depicts.
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