Posted by Anjum Andrabi on 3rd September 2008
![47-head-cyanosis-h5n7 Cyanosis of the head observed in cases of H5N7 highly pathogenic avain influenza strain](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/47-head-cyanosis-h5n1.jpg)
Cyanosis of the head observed in cases of H5N7 highly pathogenic avian influenza strain
![46-h5n7-hpai Subcutaneous hemorrhage characteristic of H5N7 strain of highly pathogenic avain influenza](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/46-h5n7-hpai.jpg)
Subcutaneous hemorrhage characteristic of H5N7 strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza
![45-wattle-vesicle-hpai Vesicle formation on the wattle of a bird infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/45-wattle-vesicle-hpai.jpg)
Vesicle formation on the wattle of a bird infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza
![44-purulent-conjunctivitis-aviteminosis-a Purulent conjunctivitis due to avitaminosis A](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/44-purulent-conjunctivitis-aviteminosis-a.jpg)
Purulent conjunctivitis due to avitaminosis A
![43-spiking-mortality-syndrome Incoordination and lateral recumbency in chicks may be due to avian encephalomyelitis, avitaminosis A, nutritional encephalomalacia or arenavirus infection](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/43-spiking-mortality-syndrome.jpg)
Incoordination and lateral recumbency in chicks may be due to avian encephalomyelitis, avitaminosis A, nutritional encephalomalacia or arenavirus infection
![49-pumonary-aspergillosis Severe pulmonary aspergillosis showing numerous nodular foci and confluent lesions](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/49-pumonary-aspergillosis.jpg)
Severe pulmonary aspergillosis showing numerous nodular foci and confluent lesions
![48-hock-sitting-mycoplasma-synoviae Characteristic 'hock sitting' posture of broiler with Mycoplasma synoviae arthritis](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/48-hock-sitting-mycoplasma-synoviae.jpg)
Characteristic 'hock sitting' posture of broiler with Mycoplasma synoviae arthritis
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Posted by Anjum Andrabi on 2nd September 2008
![21-mareks-disease Characteristic posture of a chicken with Marek's disease showing extension of one leg and retraction of the other](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/21-mareks-disease.jpg)
Characteristic posture of a chicken with Marek's disease showing extension of one leg and retraction of the other
![22-sciatic-plexus-merck-disease Unilateral enlargement of nerve of the sciatic plexus is characteristic of Marek's disease](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/22-sciatic-plexus-merck-disease.jpg)
Unilateral enlargement of nerve of the sciatic plexus is characteristic of Marek's disease
![23-ammonia-keratitis Keratitis and conjunctivitis following exposure to high levels of atmospheric ammonia](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/23-ammonia-keratitis.jpg)
Keratitis and conjunctivitis following exposure to high levels of atmospheric ammonia
![24-purulent-infra-orbital-sinus Accumulation of purulent material in the infraorbital sinus is characteristic of coryza](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/24-purulent-infra-orbital-sinus.jpg)
Accumulation of purulent material in the infraorbital sinus is characteristic of coryza
![26-coryza Ocular discharge and swelling of nasal sinus associated with coryza. Differential diagnosis includes mycoplasmosis or laryngotracheitis](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/26-coryza.jpg)
Ocular discharge and swelling of nasal sinus associated with coryza. Differential diagnosis includes mycoplasmosis or laryngotracheitis
![25-occular-discharge Acute onset of ocular discharge accompanied by high flock morbidity may denote infectious larngotracheitis, infectious bronchitis, coryza or mild avain influenza](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/25-occular-discharge.jpg)
Acute onset of ocular discharge accompanied by high flock morbidity may denote infectious larngotracheitis, infectious bronchitis, coryza or mild avian influenza
![27-swollen-head-syndrome 'Swollen Head Syndrome' in broiler showing cellulitis of the face and head with symblepharon (closed eyes)](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/27-swollen-head-syndrome.jpg)
'Swollen Head Syndrome' in broiler showing cellulitis of the face and head with symblepharon (closed eyes)
![28-laryngeotracheitis-broiler Broiler with swollen face and dyspnea due to laryngotracheitis](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/28-laryngeotracheitis-broiler.jpg)
Broiler with swollen face and dyspnea due to laryngotracheitis
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Posted by Anjum Andrabi on 4th April 2008
Wild captive birds and commercial broilers sold together.
![Wild captive birds](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/bird2.jpg)
![wild birds pigeons](https://www.kashvet.org/oasis/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/bird1.jpg)
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