2022
DOI: 10.31533/pubvet.v16n08a1197.1-8
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Description of gizzard erosion syndrome in commercial birds in Brazil

Abstract: Infecções adenovirais são comuns em aves comerciais, principalmente em sistemas de criação intensificada e já foram reportadas em diferentes locais, como: Ásia, África, América do Norte, América do Sul e Europa. As doenças envolvendo os Aviadenovírus (FAdVs), incluem a hepatite por corpo de inclusão (HCI), síndrome da hepatite-hidro pericárdio, (SHH) e outras condições afetando o sistema respiratório e digestivo das aves, além da Síndrome de Erosão de Moela (SEM). Esta publicação objetiva a caracterização da S… Show more

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“…There was a consistent relationship observed between gizzard erosion and intestinal alterations in broiler chickens over the majority of seasons throughout the year. Roppa et al [11] reported that Aviadenovirus, particularly type 1, is present in 75% of asymptomatic birds, and this is associated with the occurrence of Gizzard Erosion Syndrome (GES). It is worth mentioning that, apart from gizzard erosion, additional alterations occur in the gastrointestinal system of birds across the seasons.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There was a consistent relationship observed between gizzard erosion and intestinal alterations in broiler chickens over the majority of seasons throughout the year. Roppa et al [11] reported that Aviadenovirus, particularly type 1, is present in 75% of asymptomatic birds, and this is associated with the occurrence of Gizzard Erosion Syndrome (GES). It is worth mentioning that, apart from gizzard erosion, additional alterations occur in the gastrointestinal system of birds across the seasons.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%