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Veterinaria Digital - 25/06/2015

Biovet swine seminar in Fujian

In Fuzhou City it has developed a seminar on modern swine farming with the participation of scientists from the University of Fujian and Biovet, S.A. to study trends in the Chinese and international swine industry. Issues related to the use of...

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Veterinaria Digital - 8/06/2015

Ganzhou roundtable about organic swine

A technical team of Biovet, S.A. and Beijing SG has met in Ganzhou, with representatives of swine industry and local authorities to analyze the situation and development of organic swine production. Reducing chemical residues in swine production is...

Articles

Dra. Pamela Peña y Lillo Gadan - 29/01/2015

Vision and swine production industry. (Part I)

It seems appropriate before delving into the attractive and dynamic sector of pig production, considering the advances of the last decade and possible projections. Undoubtedly in an increasingly globalized productive, economic, political and social...

Blogs

Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 10/11/2013

Swine omphalitis

Omphalitic injuries caused by Actinobacillus suis may evolve with sticked mesenteric lymphatic ganglions and calcified hepatic ligament.


Blogs

Veterinaria Digital - 24/06/2013

Hepatization of cranial and caudal lobes in swine lung.

Following Goodwin tables, the lung injuries in the image is classified as 6 degree due to diseases in intermediate-cranial and right-caudal lobes, cranial-cranial lobe and caudal-cranial and left-caudal lobes and hypertrophy in injured areas.

Blogs

Veterinaria Digital - 9/12/2012

Gastritis swine by Tricothecenes

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...


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