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Diagnosis of Major Poultry Diseases

 

 

AUTHORS: Yehia ¡°Mo¡± Saif, Haroldo Toro.
FORMAT: 22 x 28 cm.
NUMBER OF PAGES: 112.
NUMBER OF IMAGES: 150.
BINDING: hardcover.

ISBN : 9788417225056

 

 

Handy and rigorous book focused on the diagnosis of the main
diseases affecting poultry through a practical and visual approach
of the topic, and written by prestigious experts with a wide
experience in this field. Each disease has been thoroughly reviewed
including the most updated information (clinical signs, gross and
microscopic pathology, as well as methods of isolation or detection
of the etiologic agent(s) and serologic methods for antibody
detection) to better understand the content. Numerous graphic
resources (images, graphs, tables, flowcharts) have been included
to complement the information provided and make the contents
understandable and accessible to readers.

 

 

Table of contents

 

1. Principles of diagnosis in poultry
  (M. J. Pantin-Jackwood)

2. Viral diseases
   Newcastle disease and other paramyxovirus infections
    (E. Spackman)
   Infectious bronchitis
    (V. L. van Santen and H. Toro)
   Infectious laryngotracheitis
    (G. Beltrán and M. García)
   Avian influenza
    (L. Wang and Y. Zhang)
   Infectious bursal disease
    (Y. M. Saif)
   Marek¡¯s disease
    (J. Dunn)
   Avian leukosis
    (G. Zavala)
   Chicken infectious anemia
    (H. Toro)
   Reovirus infections
    (E. Spackman)
   Metapneumovirus infections
    (Q. Yu)
   Fowlpox
    (D. N. Tripathy)
   Adenoviral diseases
    (F. W. Pierson)
   Enteric viral infections
    (Y. M. Saif)
   Avian encephalomyelitis
    (H. L. Shivaprasad)

 

3. Bacterial diseases
   Salmonellosis
    (R. Gast and W. D. Waltman)
   Fowl cholera
    (M. Prarat and J. Cui)
   Mycoplasma infections
    (M. El-Gazzar)
   Infectious coryza
    (C. L. Hofacre, M. Lee, J. R. Glisson and G. Zavala) 
   Bordetellosis
    (K. B. Register)
   Ornithobacterial infections
    (H. M. Hafez)
   Clostridial diseases
    (K. V. Nagaraja and A. Thachil)
   Campylobacteriosis
    (I. Kassem and G. Rajashekara)

4. Fungal diseases
   Aspergillosis
    (M. França and H. L. Shivaprasad)

5. Protozoal diseases
   Coccidiosis
    (R. Hauck)
   Histomoniasis
    (R. Hauck)

 

 

The authors

 

Yehia ¡°Mo¡± Saif

Dr. Yehia ¡°Mo¡± Saif is Professor and Head Emeritus of the Food Animal Health Research
Program of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) at The
Ohio State University (OSU). Dr. Saif received his DVM degree from Cairo University and
a PhD from OSU. Among his research accomplishments were the first demonstration
of the interspecies transmission of influenza viruses and coronaviruses, elucidating the
molecular basis of interspecies transmission of influenza viruses, first demonstration of
the diversity of antigenic types of infectious bursal disease viruses, discovery of several
avian enteric viruses and definition of their pathogenesis and epidemiology, providing
first description of the production and metabolism of the three turkey immunoglobulins
elucidating the pathogenesis and epidemiology of Mycoplasma meleagridis including its
venereal route of transmission, establishment of a specific-pathogen-free turkey flock in
1964 that has been in existence since and used for experimental studies, demonstrating
the effect of relative humidity on the pathogenesis of aspergillosis. Dr. Saif is a past
president of the American Association of Avian Pathologists (AAAP) and a Diplomate and
past Chair of the Board of Governors of the American College of Veterinary Microbiologists
(ACVM) and the American College of Poultry Veterinarians (ACPV). He is currently Editor
of Avian Diseases and was Editor-in-Chief of the textbook Diseases of Poultry. He is
a highly regarded expert on avian pathology and an advisor to the World Animal Health
Organization (OIE), and his laboratory is an official OIE reference laboratory. He is author or
coauthor of 170 peer-reviewed scientific articles, 28 book chapters and 264 abstracts and
popular articles, and he mentored 31 graduate students. Dr. Saif has received numerous
awards including AAAP Life Member and Special Service Award, the ACVM Distinguished
Veterinary Microbiologist Award, an honorary diploma from the American Veterinary
Epidemiology Society, and was elected an inaugural member of the Hall of Honor of the
World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) and the research excellence awards from
OSU College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM), OARDC, AAAP, American Veterinary Medical
Association (AVMA), and graduate teaching excellence from CVM.

 

Haroldo Toro

Dr. Haroldo Toro is Professor in the Department of Pathobiology at Auburn University.
He received his DVM degree in 1983 from the University of Chile¡¯s College of Veterinary
Sciences. In 1987, Dr. Toro received his PhD from the Institute of Avian Diseases of the
Justus-Liebig-University in Giessen, Germany. Dr. Toro¡¯s current research focuses
on further understanding chicken anemia virus and its interactions with other avian
pathogens, and further understanding the role of infectious bronchitis virus in respiratory
disease of commercial chickens. During his career, Dr. Toro has also focused on other
relevant avian diseases including for example avian influenza and inclusion body hepatitis.
He has published 93 articles in peer-reviewed international scientific journals and is a
member of the editorial board of the Avian Diseases journal. Dr. Toro was awarded the
Pfizer Award for Research Excellence in 2007, the L. G. Wolfe Award for Excellence in
Graduate Education in 2013, the Auburn University Alumni Professorship in 2013, and the
P. P. Levine Award by the American Association of Avian Pathologists (AAAP).
 
 
 
 
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