Veterinaria Digital - 28/07/2013

Aflatoxins are toxins from Aspergillus flavus with a chemical structure containing a ring coumaric. Coumarin rings are toxic as anticoagulants. Its intake in sufficient quantity and time, along with other secondary factors such as the use of sulfa drugs...

Veterinaria Digital - 20/07/2013

Infectious bronchitis virus has affinity for bronchial mucosa, oviduct mucosa and renal tissue. This is why injuries in oviduct can be noticed together with respiratory symptoms, including caseum formation.

Veterinaria Digital - 15/07/2013

Infections of vitelus by SH2 positive enterobacteria cause an acqueous gaseous in the first phase of life of the chicks. If the bird survives, tiflitis evolve with a caseous and calcified contain in caecum of adult birds.

Veterinaria Digital - 7/07/2013

Notice hepatization of cranial and right intermediate, cranial cranial and left caudal lobes.

Veterinaria Digital - 24/06/2013

Following Goodwin tables, the lung injuries in the image is classified as 6 degree due to diseases in intermediate-cranial and right-caudal lobes, cranial-cranial lobe and caudal-cranial and left-caudal lobes and hypertrophy in injured areas.

Veterinaria Digital - 16/06/2013

"Toxins in feed from cereals (mycotoxins and pesticides) and in the fats (dioxins, furanes, PCB) affect the liver function producing enlarged liver and violet colouring. This lesion increases the circulatory pressure and is one of the causes of heart...