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Search results for : Trichothecenes

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Veterinaria Digital - 4/03/2018

Orange gel

Intestinal defoliation, caused by the necrotizing effect of trichothecenes, creates an organgeish jelly.

Articles

MV. Júlia Pié Orpí - 23/08/2016

Deoxynivalenol in pigs

Nowadays, food and feed safety is an issue of major importance all around the world. This has led to an increasing interest in controlling contaminants in feed, such as fungal toxins (mycotoxins) and on elucidating the direct implications of this...

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Dra. Alba Vidal - 18/08/2016

Micotoxisis in pets

Due to the elimination of various pet food products in the market last year, the debate on the possible risk of mycotoxins in pet foods has increased.

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Veterinaria Digital - 20/09/2015

Head femur break in broiler

The breakage of the femoral head can be caused to articulate or intestinal lesions that affect intestinal absorption especially lack of biotin, the presence of trichothecenes in feed and infectious toxic hepatoenteritis by infectio

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Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 1/06/2014

Mycosis in gizzard

La contaminación por hongos filamentosos superior a 15,000 ufc por gramo de alimento y algunos factores secundario como la presencia de tricotecenos o grasas oxidadas propicia el desarrollo de ulceras por Fusarium, Aspergillus o Penicillium en la capa...

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Veterinaria Digital - 27/04/2014

Differential diagnosis between micotoxicosis and the use of wrong enzymes

The presence of undigested food in the intestine may have two causes: (1) necrosis of the intestinal mucosa by trichothecenes causing defoliation in mucosa and the presence of undigested food. In upper intestine on the image we can notice one orange...


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