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Veterinaria Digital - 5/05/2013

Avian infectious toxic hepatoenteritis

Avian infectious toxic hepatoenteritis is a bacterial disease produced by a SH2+ enterobacteria that involved the liver of breeder birds and transmits through egg yolk to next generation. The most important injury in newborns is the presence of big size...

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Veterinaria Digital - 20/01/2013

Tricotecenes in avian proventriculus

Tricotecenes are mycotoxins with a common chemical structure that holds the sesquiterpene ring and 4 radicals that change depending on each mycotoxin. The sesquiterpene ring gives the capability to produce chemical burning by contact in...

Articles

Dr. Jaime Borrell Valls - 7/01/2013

Principal diseases in industrial poultry. Part 1 TO 4.

PRINCIPAL DISEASES IN INDUSTRIAL POULTRY. PART 1. Introduction: The diseases in broilers and layers, from industrial breeding, are similar in all countries and regions due to the common base provided by genetics, equipments and feed they eat. Some...

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Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 5/08/2012

Peak and Palate Trichoderma

The genus Trichoderma is a fungus that parasitizes telluric roots and leaves of crops. You can reach the food chain degrading the quality of cereals...

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Veterinaria Digital - 17/01/2011

Quarterly Pathology V: Asian

During last few months, there have been detected respiratory and digestive processes which affect the productivity of the avian exploitations. Climatic conditions have been extreme so the use of ventilation and correction of the energy levels of...

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Dr. Jaime Borrell Valls - 8/09/2010

Toxic hepatoenteritis in poultry

Some Enterobacteriae producers of SH2 are responsible for the appearance of infectious toxic hepatoenteritis in birds, which produce inequality and retardation in growth, as well as bad conversion and less productivity. The control of...


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