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Veterinaria Digital - 3/04/2016

Avian salmonellosis

Enterobacter infection SH2 + from the yolk affects the liver, which has green color and hepatomegaly, the intestine containing a green liquid and sometimes regurgitation of bile dyed green, almost black, proventriculus. This injury occurs most often in...


Veterinaria Digital - 29/03/2016

Hepatic abscesses

The sinusitis, tracheitis, tendinitis syndrome usually is transmitted from one location to another subcutaneously. Dissemination occurs in very rarely occasions, as a function of the microorganism involved, for systemically.  In the pictured of the...


Veterinaria Digital - 28/02/2016

Burns in gizzard caused by formaldehyde

The use of preservatives of cereal or foods containing formaldehyde, used as a control for Salmonella, burns only proventriculus and the entry of the gizzard usually stays neutralized that way that the rest of the stratum corneum and intestine are intact.


Veterinaria Digital - 14/02/2016

Intracranial abscesses in Sinusitis tracheitis-tendinitis syndrome

The syndrome of sinusitis-tracheitis-tendinitis consists of a triad of symptoms that starts with the so-called swollen head and ends with the accumulation of pus in the bag of tendon at the end of the gastrocnemius muscle. It is common to find cheesy...


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Veterinaria Digital - 7/02/2016

Gizzard mycosis

The presence of molds (filamentous fungus) of Penicillium, Aspergillus and Fusarium can trigger digestive mycosis. Besides the ulcerative lesion on the surface of the layer of the gizzard, we can also clinically confirm the presence of fungus because of...


Veterinaria Digital - 31/01/2016

Porcine dermatitis-nephropathy syndrome: cyanotic necrosis

Actinobacillus suis infection causes the appearance of gelatin heart valves that obstructs the blood circulation, causing cyanosis at the tip of the ears and necrosis


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