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Avian pox
Fowlpox
-Proliferative lesions in skin and mucosae of respiratory and digestive tract

-caused by Poxviridae


-Survives in environment and dry scabs for a long time


-Cutaneous form


-Diptheric (soft plaques or lesions in oral or upper respiratory mucosae)


-virulent strains may cause lesions in internal organs

Herpesvirus disease
Infectious Laryngotracheitis

Marek's disease

Adenovirus dieases
Turkey hemorrhagic enteritis
Circovirus disease
Chicken anemia
Birnavirus disease
Infectious bursal disease
Paramyxovirus disease
Newcastle disease
Pathotypes of newcastle disease virus
1. viscerotropic velogenic: gut hemorrhagic lesions, high mortality

2. neurotropic velogenic: respiratory/neurologic signs, high mortality


3. mesogenic: acute respiratory/nervous sign, low mortality


4. lentogenic: mild/inapparent respiratory infections


5. asymptomatic enteric: avirulent

Pathogenicity tests for newcastle disease virus
1. mean death time in embryonate eggs

2. intracerebral pathogencitiy index in 1-day-old chicks


3. intravenous pathogenicity index in 6-week-old chickens


4. intracloacal inoculation pathogenicity test in 6-8-week old chickens

Orthomyxovirus disease
Avian influenza
Avian influenza
-sudden increase in mortality, respiratory distress, blue comb, nervous signs

-must be differentiated from newcastle disease


-highly pathogenic strains of avian influenza (HPAI)

Coronavirus disease
Infectious Bronchitis
Infectious Bronchitis
-systemic disease after respiratory infection affecting ovaries and kidneys but little gastrointestinal affect

-some birds persistently excrete virus after recovery


-vaccine control difficult due to many antigenic variants and serotypes

Similar viruses to Coronavirus causing infectious bronchitis
Blue comb disease/transmissible enteritis infecting turkeys