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Egg Binding

Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

Published on: 03/10/2011

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Author : Dr. S. F. Nipane and Dr. J. S. Kumare (Suman Hatcheries Ltd)

Egg binding occurs when the egg does not pass through the reproductive system at a normal rate. Egg bound occurs when there is difficulty in laying an egg because of an inflammation of the oviduct or partial paralysis of the muscles of the oviduct and production of a very large egg that can not be laid physically. This is common, and often preventable, problems in broiler breeders and not exposed ...

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Waseem Alshible

Hims, Hims, Syria

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/10/2011 |

Dear Dr Nipane
Thank you for your article about Egg Bound Syndrome, and photos.

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Yemi Fredrick

Nigeria

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03/10/2011 |

HI,
Thanks so much for this wonderful information about Egg Bound Syndrome, though am hearing it for the first time but it realy educating.
i will be looking forward for more of it.Thanks.(yemi)

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Dr Anjay Agrawal

Madhya Pradesh, India

Veterinary Doctor

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/10/2011 |

Dear Dr Nipane

Nice educating article about Egg Bound Syndrome

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Sheikh Adil Hamid

Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India

Animal Nutritionist

Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/10/2011 |

nice informative article about Egg Bound Syndrome...thanks authors>>>

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Dr. Rahul Hardas

Nagpur, Maharashtra, India

Veterinary Doctor

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03/10/2011 |

Thanks for such an informative article about Egg Bound Syndrome...

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Neethiraja

Tamil Nadu [Madras], India

Assistant Manager

Suguna Poultry Farm Ltd.

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/11/2011 |

Dear Doctor,

Thanks for the article about Egg Bound Syndrome and clear photograph.

Regards,
A.Neethiraja

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Ganesh Kumar Dahal

Kathmandu, Bagmati, Nepal

Marketing Manager

Guybro Chemical

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/11/2011 | Very good article supported with evident photographs. Ocasionally seen in flocks under heat stress & malnutrion in our region. Thanks for sharing article so that farmers could prevent this syndrome.

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Mohammad Hafeez

Bangladesh

Consultant

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/12/2011 | Dear Dr Nipane and Dr Kumare
Great article. I think a major cause could be Toxicity in the birds. It could occur due to uncontrolled toxicity ion layer ration specially through grains. You may study in this line also and update your findings. Once again thank you very much.

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Nadir Alloui

Batna, Batna, Algeria

Veterinary Doctor

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03/12/2011 |

Very good article, thanks

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Mandeep Singh Mann

Amritsar, Punjab, India

Veterinary Doctor

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03/13/2011 | it is very informative.

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Nagaraja Kumari

Andhra Pradesh, India

Animal Nutritionist

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03/14/2011 | sir very informative article , it also gives information regarding importance of incorporation of levels of VIT D, Ca... in feeds. first time i came to know regarding such type of syndrome. presentation with photos is good thank you sir.

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Wisal M.khan

Mansehra, North-West Frontier, Pakistan

Veterinary Doctor

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/14/2011 | Very intresting and informative article especially with the pictures ,
thanks for such informative article .

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Arshaq Ramzee

Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan

Veterinary Doctor

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

03/15/2011 | During thirty years of my career in commercial poultry in Pakistan, egg bound is often a cause of death in normal flocks. This problem is very difficult to diagnose in large flocks, where you cannot observe individual birds. Most of the time, we learn that cause of the death is due to egg bound when we perform postmortem.

If we would be able to locate and diagnose a bird with egg bound then treatment is only physical manipulation or surgical. To surgically correct the egg bound is impossible as cost of the procedure surpass value of bird. So the only option is to waste the bird so that bird must not suffer any more.

This article has a good academic value, however, I think, its practical value for commercial poultry is not much but for scientist or geneticist dealing with development of GP or GGP flocks, this article has some practical value.

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Wisal M.khan

Mansehra, North-West Frontier, Pakistan

Veterinary Doctor

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03/15/2011 | The importance of this disease is high in case for selecting the PURE LINE nad then from ownwards GGP/ GP i fully agreed for it with Dr A. Ramzee coments like for the This article has a good academic value, however, I think, its practical value for commercial poultry is not much but for scientist or geneticist dealing with development of GP or GGP flocks, this article has some practical value. .
Yes it will at least give /share some knowledge and thanks for that so much informations and taking time for snaps .

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Nitin Suryavanshi

Mwanza, Mwanza, Tanzania

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03/25/2011 | good informative article. the value of it lies its implication on field and in my farming practices sudden egg bound syndrome cases have occured when farming parameters were good.,just for a instance in couple birds rather than whole flock.this is to be investigated

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Ruhul Amin Mondol

Gazipur, Gazipur, Bangladesh

Specialist in Animal Nutrition

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03/26/2011 | Thanks for your nice presentation.

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Dibesh Thapa

Bagmati, Nepal

Director

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03/29/2011 | many many thanks to Dr. Suresh Nipane.I Like this articles help me to with agents this case. It also help me treat Nepal poultry framers case .

many many thanks Dr.

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Dr. Md.ashiqur Rahman.

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

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11/29/2011 | Really this article has enhanced my cognition. Thanking you.

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Jam Abdul Aziz

Multan, Punjab, Pakistan

Specialist in Animal Nutrition

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12/07/2012 |

Many thanks to the author. Great work and applied knowledge for all but I would like to say that feed phosphorus sources have too much variation plus, supplier are making profit by providing less phosphorus content .

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Michael Muzhandu

Harare, Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe

Veterinary Doctor

Re: Forum: Egg Bound Syndrome

02/14/2013 |

Quite brief and informative. Is there a specific region within the reproductive tract of the hen where egg binding commonly occurs and what are anatomical predisposing factor(s)?

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