Atlas of Pathology - Veterinaria Digital

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Magazine of veterinary information, medicine and zootechnics, specialized in the poultry, pig, ruminant and aquaculture sectors

Magazine of veterinary information, medicine and zootechnics, specialized in the poultry, pig, ruminant and aquaculture sectors

Atlas of Pathology Blog

Atlas of Pathology blog addresses pathologies suffered by poultry, pigs, fish and cattle in farms all over the world, in a very visual way. Through high-quality photographs, it is a useful tool for veterinarians, veterinary students and veterinary pathologists. It also introduces the main approaches to spot more frequent diseases, describes pathologies and visualizes them with photographs. It is a precise and objective source of the causes and effects of the main diseases affecting the poultry, swine, cattle and aquaculture sector. The blog is directed by a scientific group of Biovet S.A.

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Veterinaria Digital - 5/02/2012

Actinobacillus lymph nodes

Actinobacillosis lymph nodes along the spine of pigs.
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Veterinaria Digital - 8/01/2012

Petechiae infraorbital sinus

Petechial lesions of the infraorbital sinuses are often settlement SH2 hemolytic and positive microorganisms...

Veterinaria Digital - 12/12/2011

Breeding cocks renal granulomas

Breeding cocks renal granulomas, associated with Bordetella and dermonecrotic toxin

Veterinaria Digital - 22/11/2011

Splenic injury due to Actinobacillus infection

Splenic injury due to Actinobacillus infection, in lymph node and organic matter. This infection comes through lumboaortica chain affects immune function and cause immune spleen of pigs.

Veterinaria Digital - 30/10/2011

Intestinal lymph nodes in the piglet infected 1 day of age by actinobacillosis

Intestinal lymph nodes in the piglet infected 1 day of age by actinobacillosis infection from vertical. The presence of this infection facilitates the installation of secondary infection by E. Coli, Salmonella and various porcine viruses.

Veterinaria Digital - 2/10/2011

Undigested Sorghum Grain

Undigested Sorghum Grain in the digestive tract of birds due to the lack of grinding and inappropriate use of digestive enzymes.


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