Veterinaria Digital - 16/12/2012

When infection by A. Suis reaches the lymph nodes these splenic red bumps appear in the anatomical profile of the spleen. Later these protrusions from the injury extend to the body as splenic dark spots.

Veterinaria Digital - 9/12/2012

Trichothecene mycotoxins are a family of contact necrotizing effects affecting digestive tract tissues. Lesions may be seen on the skin of the muzzle, esophagus, stomach and intestine with varying intensity depending on the concentration and contact...

Veterinaria Digital - 3/12/2012

A. Infection Suis has vertical nature and affects newborn piglets as omphalitis, swollen nodes first couple lumboaortica chain and nephritis. This kidney infection evolves as purulent foci and is one of the bases-dermatitis nephropathy syndrome of pigs

Veterinaria Digital - 23/11/2012

The blackhead or tiflohepatitis is a protozoan disease caused by Histomona meleagridis. It affects the family of being more sensitive gallinaceous turkeys, partridge’s quails. The chickens can be healthy carriers of the disease. Insects and nematodes,...

Veterinaria Digital - 12/11/2012

The photo can be seen in a newborn piglet, tickets cord (which will become suspensory ligaments of the urinary bladder) and lymph node chain lumboaortica chain that control renal blood flow. This is the gateway to infection by A. Suis-nephropathy causes...

Veterinaria Digital - 30/10/2012

Avian Pathology fungal digestive