Differences between Carcinoma and Sarcoma ....
Category: Veterinary Pathology
Postmortem in Vetero-legal cases should be conducted this way
How to make out the differences between Benign tumour and Malignant tumour
Different inclusion bodies found in infected cells
Certain viruses produce inclusion bodies in the infected cells. Inclusion bodies are generally aggregation of virus particles in the cells infected with virus and they can be observed under the ordinary microscope. ....
Chicken anemia
Avian pox
Avian pox is a viral disease of poultry caused by a DNA virus of pox group and characterized by appearance of characteristic pock lesions on feather less parts of the body. ....
Avian encephalomyelitis
Avian encephalomyelitis is a disease of chicks caused by a picornavirus and characterized by muscle tremors, blindness, incoordination of movements, grayish spots in muscles of gizzard and proventriculus and proliferation of microglial cells in brain. ....
Viral nephritis in poultry
Viral nephritis is caused by an enterovirus characterized by nephropathy deposition of urates, lymphofollicular reaction and poor growth in broilers particularly at the age of 1-4 weeks. ....
Rotaviral diarrhoea
Rotaviral diarrhoea occurs in young birds caused by rota virus and characterized by dehydration, enteritis and poor growth of the birds. Direct or indirect contact. ....
Reovirus infections in fowl
Reovirus infections- Avian stunting syndrome/ viral arthritis/ Tenosynovitis is a disease of adult birds of heavy breeds or parent stock caused by reovirus and characterized by swelling of hock joints, lameness and high morbidity with low mortality. After oral infection, the virus settles in joints of the birds. ....