Clinical case: Sodium ion toxicosis in pigs after transport
At autopsy, haemorrhagic enterocolitis with mucosal oedema, enlarged spleen and haemorrhagic mesentery were observed.
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14-Jun-2016costinVery good article. We have the same problem in Romania, and the problem it is in the delivery farms!
They use before transport animals feed with higher levels of sodium,(piglets start to drink a lot of water) after that they weight pigs and obtain more live weight!!!!
I see many case with all kind of disease, but I'm glad that you show the result:
PAR- negative, NPAR – positive
PRRSV: negative
Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae: positive
Aujeszky’s disease: negative
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae: positive
SIV: positive
Best regards to all
They use before transport animals feed with higher levels of sodium,(piglets start to drink a lot of water) after that they weight pigs and obtain more live weight!!!!
I see many case with all kind of disease, but I'm glad that you show the result:
PAR- negative, NPAR – positive
PRRSV: negative
Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae: positive
Aujeszky’s disease: negative
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae: positive
SIV: positive
Best regards to all
Clinical case: The human factor as the cause of erysipelas outbreak
Frequent deaths and cases of disease with typical “diamond-skin” lesions appeared in fattening pigs although they were vaccinated against Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae.
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Clinical case: The case of sudden deaths and oedema in different age groups of pigs
A sudden death of animals, with no prior symptoms of disease, and clinical symptoms such as massive facial, ears and forechest oedema, as well as an increase of body temperature to 41.5ºC, were observed.
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