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These type of cystic ducts are also seen in case of male broilers. I think it is congenital anomaly and it should be called as cystic ducts(whether Mullerian or Wolfrian ducts).
Participation in Forum on November 14, 2023
It may be a case of IBH .In this specific case a significant decrease in feed offering along with feed dilution with wheat bran is very effective.
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Respiratory problems are considered one of the most important challenges in poultry farming, with a significant economic and productive impact, not just because of their high morbidity and mortality, but also because of the decrease production and higher seized materials in the slaughterhouse they cause. Furthermore, main reasons for the use of antimicrobials in aviculture are related to respirato ...
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First, treat the infected flock, you may revaccinate using the killed vaccine if the flock stabilizes.
Participation in Forum on October 30, 2021
As Dr. Tahir sb said, we should correlate liver and kidney lesions for field diagnostic approach. In my opinion, we may consider it for Mycotoxins or IBH.
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Pale , inflammed and hemorrhagic liver and kidneys are mostly seen in case of IBH and/or Mycotoxicosis. But Finally PCR is helpful, As you can see such lesions in case of Avian Astrovirus infection, Nephropathogenic IB, Chicken Infectious Anemia, Sulphonamide toxicity, Dehydration and Pullorum Disease.
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Consider mycotoxicosis
Participation in Forum on December 17, 2020
Akintunde Akintoye always use coarse spray at 1st day for vaccines
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Dear Mr Chandra After going through all the technical persons comments and suggestions, I think you will be benefited. With my experience, I have seen in many occasions Toxicity and E collie causes prolapse too. You may look in to this factor also.
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What is the problem of finding E.coli and Clostridium perfringens in the feed after pelleting? Is it the simple presence or concentration of these bacterias? The reason for my question is that, in the gut of healthy birds we found concentrations of up to 10E4 or even higher of E. coli and C. perfringens without causing any problems. According to Disease of Poultry 14th Ed. 2020, the presence of E. ...
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