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Veterinaria Digital - 14/09/2014

Deformation of eggshell by infectious bronchitis

The infectious bronchitis virus has a strong tropism for the respiratory mucosal tissue, kidney tissue and the mucosa of the oviduct. As a consequence of infection of the mucosa of the oviduct hidrosalpingitis may occur (if the right atrophied oviduct is...


Veterinaria Digital - 7/09/2014

Intestinal injure due to the lack of biotin

Biotin is a B vitamin called B7, B8 in the past and even Vitamin H. Biotin deficiency affects the functionality of a number of carboxylase enzymes involved in cell regeneration processes of tissues with a fast restoration as skin and intestinal,...


Veterinaria Digital - 7/09/2014

Avian visceral gout in peritoneum

Renal failure of toxic origin (ochratoxin) or viral origin (nephropatogen strain of bronchitis infectious) causes the lack of elimination of uric acid and as a consequence after a uremic state causes deposit of uric acid crystals in various organs. In...


Veterinaria Digital - 1/09/2014

Avian liver abscesses

Occasionally some joint infections, wounds by traumatic damage or dermatitis by biotin deficiencies, can spread causing infections in liver tissue.


Veterinaria Digital - 31/08/2014

Enzyme deficiency

The use of cereals in poultry feed may require the addition of certain enzymes that help digest carbohydrates either by structural weaknesses in the gastrointestinal mucosa, because of  nutritional deficiencies, or natural lack of certain enzymes. The...


Veterinaria Digital - 10/08/2014

Dried vitellus

The presence of dried yolk attached to the inside of the abdominal wall and the absence of enteritis indicate some alteration in the management of hatchery conditions for the chicks. This lesion should not be confused with infectious toxic...


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