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Veterinaria Digital - 26/11/2016

Infectious bronchitis: Right oviduct hydrosalpingitis

Migratory birds on their journeys in October (north-south) and March (South-North direction) transmits along their route various microorganisms in particular: wild virus infectious bronchitis and Haemophilus gallinarum.

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Veterinaria Digital - 16/06/2015

Infectious bronchitis: Hidrosalpingitis

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Veterinaria Digital - 24/05/2015

Aerosacculitis

The air sacs of the poultry can be infected with mycoplasma from breeding birds (vertical infection) or other birds of the same farm (horizontal infection). Both infections can be combined with a secondary organism (E. coli generally negative Koch)...

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Veterinaria Digital - 17/05/2015

Kidney visceral gout

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Veterinaria Digital - 10/05/2015

Infectious bronchitis: Hidro salpingitis

Infectious bronchitis: Hidro Salpingitis

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Veterinaria Digital - 3/05/2015

Visceral gout kidney

The primordial kidney injury caused by nephropathogenic strains of avian infectious bronchitis virus, causes kidney failure that produces a secondary injury caused by deposition of uric acid in the renal parenchyma.