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Broilers

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Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 6/11/2023

Rapid transit in broilers

Rapid transit is a multifactorial problem, highly influenced by the genetic characteristics of the birds,...


Blogs

Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 24/05/2023

Fatty liver in broilers

There are multiple factors capable of generating liver stress, which when chronic, produces structural damage to the organ with loss of functionality...


Blogs

Technonews

Dr. Germán Bertsch - 21/03/2022

Use of activated diatoms for the regulation of intestinal transit in broilers

Rapid intestinal transit or rapid intestinal passage rate is a common problem on farms, resulting in the presence of partially undigested feed in the faeces and liquid excreta. It causes feed not to remain long enough in the intestines for the proper...


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Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 21/03/2022

Necrotic enteritis in broiler

Necrotic enteritis in broiler: In this clinical case, we can observe reddish lesions present in the duodenum and ileum, that are compatible with haemorrhages and necrotic foci caused by Clostridium perfringens. There are several factors that may...


Blogs

Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 15/11/2021

Enzyme deficiency and EN in broiler

Enzyme deficiency leads to an excess of undigested substrate in the intestine of the birds. This substrate can be used by bacteria, which multiply causing different types of enteritis. In this image, subtilisin deficiency led to an excess of protein in...


Blogs

Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 25/10/2021

Infectious Bronchitis in broiler

Infectious Bronchitis in broiler: this disease is caused by an avian coronavirus that can have a tropism for the bronchi, kidney and oviduct. In the image we can observe hydrosalpingitis and kidney inflammation. This disease can be transmitted by wild...


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