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Veterinaria Digital - 27/10/2013

Infectious bronchitis virus has high selectivity for oviduct tissue, and may injury it so gravely, if it is developed, or it may accumulate a big quantity of liquid if it is a non-developed right oviduct, as shown in the picture in an anatomic position...

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Veterinaria Digital - 20/10/2013

Avian infectious bronchitis virus belongs to Coronavirus genus (RNA virus of vertebrates) from the Coronaviridae family. It has tropism for bronchial mucosa tissues, urogenital tract and kidneys. It may be noticed in the photo the nephritis caused by...

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Veterinaria Digital - 13/10/2013

Production of casseum in avian oviduct produces physical obstruction of laying, and this becomes so many times in intraabdominal laying and peritonitis. The existence of these injuries is usually related to the presence of infectious bronchitis wild...

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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.

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Veterinaria Digital - 17/02/2013

The best-known avian coronavirus and the most important economically and from a welfare point of view, is avian Infectious bronchitis virus. The primary target organ is the respiratory tract, where initial infection and disease occurs but IBV also...

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Veterinaria Digital - 14/10/2017

Avian infectious bronchitis virus tends to damage the bronchial, renal and oviductal mucous membranes. Different strains show different affinity for different mucous membranes. Hidrosalpingitis is a lesion in the nonfunctional oviduct’s mucosa that...