The Diseases of Poultry
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The changes in the liver are most easily exi)lained by assuming that the micro -parasites are conveyed by the Ijlood directly from the diseased cx^ca into the liver and there deposited in different places. In this organ, they begin to multiply and spread in all directions, thereby forming the spherical centers of disease which appear as circles on the surface of the liver. This theory is borne out by the results of the microscopic examination.
The course of the disease is variable. In some case...s, it develops rapidly after infection and the affected birds die in from two to six weeks. In other cases, the morbid process may come to a standstill, but the amount of dead tissue in the cceca and liver may be so great as to favor the entrance of bacteria, which are directly responsible for the death of the bird late in the summer or fall. In still other cases, regenerative processes may pitr. :i. -The rro- , . Liji It 3„ ^_ tozoa as lliev apoear begni and lead to complete and perma- when separated fn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The changes in the liver are most easily exi)lained by assuming that the micro -parasites are conveyed by the Ijlood directly from the diseased cx^ca into the liver and there deposited in different places. In this organ, they begin to multiply and spread in all directions, thereby forming the spherical centers of disease which appear as circles on the surface of the liver. This theory is borne out by the results of the microscopic examination.
The course of the disease is variable. In some case...s, it develops rapidly after infection and the affected birds die in from two to six weeks. In other cases, the morbid process may come to a standstill, but the amount of dead tissue in the cceca and liver may be so great as to favor the entrance of bacteria, which are directly responsible for the death of the bird late in the summer or fall. In still other cases, regenerative processes may pitr. :i. -The rro- , . Liji It 3„ ^_ tozoa as lliev apoear begni and lead to complete and perma- when separated fn.
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