Literature DB >> 25653749

Subulura brumpti infection - An outbreak in Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica).

Kumaresan Nagarajan1, Desigan Thyagarajan1, Muthusamy Raman2.   

Abstract

Subulura brumpti infection was observed in Japanese quails and caused heavy production loss up to 10%. Gross lesions were confined to caecum of the affected birds. Pathological changes suggestive of acute cecal hemorrhagic enteritis were recorded. Closer observation of the cecal loop revealed wavy movement with thousands of tiny worms. Based on morphometry, the worms were identified as S. brumpti. Condition was responded to the albendazole treatment efficiently and all the birds were recovered and production of the flock has been improved.

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Keywords:  Coturnix; Hemorrhagic Typhilitis; Quail Typhilitis; Subulura

Year:  2012        PMID: 25653749      PMCID: PMC4312822     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Vet Res Forum        ISSN: 2008-8140            Impact factor:   1.054


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