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Veterinaria Digital - 3/08/2014

Tendinitis in gastrocnemius

Is a pathology of genetic origin in birds with high growth capacity that must be accompanied by nutritional deficiencies ( bad quality of protein and minerals).


Veterinaria Digital - 20/07/2014

Avian tracheitis in STS síndrome

Petechiae in trachea and infraorbital sinuses are the first lesions seen in the syndrome Sinusitis, tracheitis, Tendinitis. The last of the lesions occurs in birds over 35 days. Between the two stages of the disease we may find purulent subcutaneous...


Veterinaria Digital - 13/07/2014

Avian pericarditis-perihepatitis

Vertical infection due to mycoplasma together with entherobacteria vertical infection may develop injuries in pericardium and Glisson capsule during the first weeks of life.


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Veterinaria Digital - 6/07/2014

Necrotic enteritis by using feather meal

The inclusion of feather meal in poultry feed is an authorized practice but requires some considerations about thermal and hydrolytic treatment by which it is obtained. The Crude Protein content is 83% but with digestibility below 80 % may cause the...


Veterinaria Digital - 29/06/2014

Prenatal injury in gizzard by enterobacteria SH2

The yolk infection the with by Enterobacteriaceae SH2 + reaches the intestine and colonize mucosal gizzard, between from 7 to 5 days before hatching . Before birth, the lesions may be founds in the stratum corneum of the gizzard with greater intensity...


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Veterinaria Digital - 24/06/2014

Mycosis in gizzard

The presence of lesions in the corneal layer of the gizzard can be attributed to various causes. To confirm that this is an injury done by fungi we must  separate the corneal layer from the muscular layer and check for a white formation corresponding to...


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