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Veterinaria Digital - 17/09/2018

Typhlitis

Yolk infection caused by SH2+ enterobacteria also affects the ceca, which are filled with green liquid and sulphide gas...


Veterinaria Digital - 12/09/2018

Avian clostridiosis

Clostridium perfringens es un microorganismo de origen telúrico que se introduce con facilidad en la cadena alimentaria. Prolifera en alimentos ricos en proteína o en alimentos con un porcentaje elevado de proteína no digestible y actúa ocasionando...


Veterinaria Digital - 3/09/2018

Salpingitis

Salpingitis is an inflammation of the oviduct that can lead to complications such as egg retention due to the lack of flexibility in the tissue. In this case, there is a wrinkled egg inside the oviduct, that has been previously affected by...


Veterinaria Digital - 26/08/2018

Yolk infection and hepatic abscesses

Poultry. Occasionally, yolk infections spread, in embryos, to adjoining organs, causing the formation of hepatic abscesses. In this situation, unlike infectious toxic hepatoenteritis, yolks are not green and the highest mortality rate does not take place...


Veterinaria Digital - 19/08/2018

Avian coccidiosis by Eimeria necatrix

Eimeria necatrix is a coccidia that affects the middle part of the small intestine, whose effects on productivity are weight gain reduction, worsening of the feed conversion rate and decrease of xanthophylls absorption. It has also been considered as a...


Veterinaria Digital - 15/08/2018

Friable liver caused by bacterial toxins

The presence of lesions caused by Clostridium in the intestine has a systemic deferred pathological effect. Until now, Clostridium perfringens type A and its systemic toxic effect were considered to be caused by alpha toxin. Despite this, generalized...


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