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Survey of Mycoplasma synoviae prevalence and economic impact in the Middle East and North Africa area

Published: May 24, 2017
Summary
The bacteria M. synoviae (MS) is a member of the mycoplasma genus. It causes disease in the joints, bones, respiratory tract and oviduct of birds. A MS infection can result in big economic losses due to a drop in egg production and eggshell quality. During last few years, it was noticed that some layer and breeder flocks faced a drop in egg production of ~10%, some after the peak, while other bef...
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Husam Bakri
Vaxxinova
Entisar al-Hallaq
MSD Perú
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Dolo Yaya
24 de mayo de 2017
Very interesting article. Thanks
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Dr m usman haider
29 de mayo de 2017
thanx for new information for now a days. Dr m usman.
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K.Balasubramanian
K.Balasubramanian
29 de mayo de 2017
Thanks for your information
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Jodh singh
29 de mayo de 2017
Sir M G and M S both is economic loss of farmers. What can I do for it . Sir please suggest Tiamutin 10% treatment dose and prevention does.
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daniel severino
31 de mayo de 2017
This information is very imprtan and greatly appreciated ,thank you for the ms information
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Husam Bakri
Vaxxinova
31 de mayo de 2017
I am glad to you all that this information is important . Please all feel free to contact me any time
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Alloui Nadir
2 de junio de 2017
Dear brother Dr Houssam, Thank you for this article which demonstrates the economic losses caused by this disease ( Mycoplasma S. Better to prevent (biosecurity) than to treat. Regards Nadir Alloui
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Husam Bakri
Vaxxinova
3 de junio de 2017
Dear Jodh , Hope you are doing well. My advice regarding your question is to contact the company technical representative in your country of the product as they have good programs agonist MG & MS all the best
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