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Veterinaria Digital - 12/08/2017

Avian Infectious Toxic Hepatoenteritis

Yolk infection in chickens  produced by enterobacteriaceae producing type IV toxins manifests in the liver lthrough inflammation and discoloration.


Veterinaria Digital - 5/08/2017

Injury caused by Salmonella in swine

Salmonella infection in pigs is mainly due to S. cholerasuis, S.typhimurium and S.thyphisuis and comes from diarrheal materials from other pigs, rodent excrement or contaminated food. These are microorganisms that infect the cells of the mucosa causing...


Veterinaria Digital - 29/07/2017

Pneumonia by Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae

Pneumonia comes with pleuritis and because of this an abdominal breathing is a symptom that always accompanies this type of pneumonia.


Veterinaria Digital - 22/07/2017

Pneumonia by A. pleuropneumoniae

A. pleuropneumoniae is a microorganism which growth depends on the presence of blood factor V. for this reason, its isolation and laboratory diagnosis is difficult if appropriate culture media is not used.


Veterinaria Digital - 15/07/2017

Avian Infectious Toxic Hepatoenteritis

Infection caused by SH2 enterobacteria is manifested with infected ovaries with yellowish and greenish yolk and some infected eggs.


Veterinaria Digital - 8/07/2017

Avian hepatitis by Shigella

Shigella’s infection causes hepatitis with multiple nutmeg-colored necrotic foci in the hepatic parenchyma. The most frequently isolated bacteria are Shigella flexneri and Shigella sonnei, from human or avian origin.


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