Sai Mahesh Reddy

Possible condition is deficiency of TM and Vitamins. Possibly Mn deficiency. Corrected this by supplimenting the TM in feed and Vit. Mix in water

Combs, wattles and earlobes that are rich and glossy in colour, and have increased in size, indicates a healthy, laying hen. On the other hand, a hen displaying short, pale and hard combs and wattles signifies they are not in lay.

Gross lesions included: collected as much as 4 mL of a straw-colored transudate in the pericardial sac. A case seen in a flock of 6000 broiler birds at an age of 10 days with a minimum mortality i.e. 15 per day. On necropsy, tentatively confirmed the case as IBH. Do we have any better therapeutic management to approach this disease? Thank you

Picture showing lymphocidic effect (lymph follicles of bursa of fabricius) Lesions undergo various stages of serious haemorrhagic to severe haemorrhagic inflammation. In the picture also shown that, bursa filled with coagulated fibrinous exudates and formed casts with the shape of mucosal folds

Deposits of years around joints i.e. those of feets Left being normal and right being characterised by tophi

Viscerotropic form of ND.. Heamorrhagic diphteritic lesions of entire alimentary tract were pictured in this photograph.

Lesions included are reddened and hemorrhagic mucosa and also ulcers