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Veterinaria Digital - 22/03/2015

Hepatic visceral gout

Renal failure, produced by nephropathogenic strains of infectious bronchitis, causes an accumulation of uric acid in different organs including the liver especially in the Glisson capsule. Important to note that it is necessary to make a differential...


Veterinaria Digital - 15/03/2015

Infectious bronchitis: Floccules in hidrosalpingitis

By the presence of liquid in the oviduct undeveloped sometimes infection of infectious bronchitis virus can be observed the presence of white flocculus content in oviduct. In the picture you can see this content in white.


Veterinaria Digital - 8/03/2015

Acute pleuropneumonia

Thoracic cavity with lesions compatible with acute pleuropneumonia. Presence of yellow fibrin in coating the pleura and forming adhesions between lobes and surface costal. Indicates an acute infection by Actinobacillus pleuropnemoniae.


Veterinaria Digital - 1/03/2015

Cardiac visceral gout

Renal failure in the elimination of uric acid causes its accumulation in other organs, leading to visceral gout. On the picture the accumulation of uric acid can be seen in the pericardium and Glisson capsule due to kidney failure caused by a liver...


Veterinaria Digital - 22/02/2015

Visceral gout and infectious bronchitis

In the picture joint injuries of Avian infectious bronchitis (hidrosalpingitis) and renal injury (by accumulation of uric acid) due to the action of the IB virus (nephropathogenic varieties Massachusets-Holland D212 and D274 former Zanella 2003) can be...


Veterinaria Digital - 15/02/2015

Biotin deficiency phase 1 and phase 2

Biotin is a vitamin B group, called B7 or B8 which acts, after binding to lysine, forming biocytin, as a cofactor for various carboxylase involved in the metabolism of fats and amino acids. Its presence is very important in tissues with rapid mitosis...


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