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Veterinaria Digital - 10/06/2018

Mycosis in the gizzard

The presence of filamentous fungi, resistant to acid, of the genera Aspergillus, Fusarium or Penicillium, can cause several superficial abrasions on the corneal layer. Then, fungi produce hyaline filaments in the internal part. The presence of these...


Veterinaria Digital - 3/06/2018

Avian hepatic abscesses by Pseudomonas

Desert areas are frequently used, by poultry industries, to build farms. Apart from the difficulties derived from the temperature changes between night and day and the accumulation of non-recycled litter, where many coleoptera colonies of the genus...


Veterinaria Digital - 27/05/2018

Porcine ascites by ascaris

Ascites is the accumulation of liquid in the abdominal cavity. Ascitic liquid can have many origins. It is a consequence of high pressure of the liver's blood vessels, portal hypertension and low albumin levels. Pathologies that damage the liver can lead...


Veterinaria Digital - 20/05/2018

Petechiae in avian septicaemia

Petechiae in avian septicaemia. This is a specific lesion that should be clinically distinguished from haemorrhages in the muscular tissue caused by coumarinic mycotoxins or virosis. 


Veterinaria Digital - 13/05/2018

Deep pectoral necrosis

This disease has a genetic origin and causes ischemia of the deep pectoral muscle.


Veterinaria Digital - 6/05/2018

Avian hydrosalpingitis

Avian Infectious Bronchitis virus is widely distributed worldwide and, despite the efficacy of the vaccination programs, it is lesions in the right oviduct are frequently found in the necropsies (the right oviduct is atrophied, but the anatomic piece...


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