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It severely targets hepatic protein synthesis, leading to liver damage, lipid accumulation, and critical immunosuppression resulting in vaccination failures.",[18,276,29],{"id":28},[23,278,279],{},"Aflatoxicosis is a critical toxicological pathogen driven by highly toxic secondary metabolites (primarily Aflatoxin B1). Molds grow on feed ingredients (maize, groundnut) when moisture >15% and humidity >75%. The toxins are metabolized in the liver into reactive epoxides that covalently bind to DNA\u002FRNA, halting protein synthesis and causing severe hepatic lipid accumulation. This results in profound immunosuppression (failure of NDV\u002FIBD vaccines) and predisposes flocks to secondary diseases like Colibacillosis and Visceral Gout. Prevention relies on testing raw ingredients (rejecting >20 ppb) and utilizing feed-based toxin binders (HSCAS).",[18,281,36],{"id":35},[38,283,41],{"id":40},[23,285,286],{},"Toxicological > Non-Infectious",[38,288,48],{"id":47},[50,290,291,294,297,300,302,305,308,311,314],{},[53,292,293],{},"Prevalence in India: Widespread feed contamination",[53,295,296],{},"Severity: Critical",[53,298,299],{},"Affected Species: Poultry (Broilers and ducklings highly susceptible)",[53,301,64],{},[53,303,304],{},"Transmission: Ingestion of contaminated feed",[53,306,307],{},"Seasonality: Associated with warm ambient temperatures (25°C to 35°C) and high humidity",[53,309,310],{},"Mortality: 5% to 30% (acute)",[53,312,313],{},"Morbidity: Approaches 100% in exposed flocks",[53,315,316],{},"Economic Importance: Critical (FCR impact, severe public health risk via milk\u002Fegg residues AFM1)",[38,318,83],{"id":82},[50,320,321,324,327],{},[53,322,323],{},"Early\u002FIntermediate: Drop in feed intake, stunted growth, poor feathering, increased bruising",[53,325,326],{},"Advanced: Severe immunosuppression, targets Hepatic and Coagulation systems",[53,328,329],{},"Postmortem Findings: Enlarged, pale-yellow, greasy, friable liver with subcapsular petechiae. Enlarged gallbladder with thick green bile. Severe atrophy of bursa of Fabricius, thymus, and spleen.",[38,331,98],{"id":97},[50,333,334,337,340],{},[53,335,336],{},"Field Diagnosis: Stunted flocks with pale greasy livers",[53,338,339],{},"Laboratory Tests: HPLC or ELISA of feed samples to quantify aflatoxin levels. Histopathology: hepatocellular vacuolization, biliary hyperplasia.",[53,341,342],{},"Differential Diagnosis: Fatty Liver Hemorrhagic Syndrome, Inclusion Body Hepatitis",[38,344,113],{"id":112},[50,346,347,350,353,356],{},[53,348,349],{},"Immediate Actions: Remove contaminated feed",[53,351,352],{},"Supportive Care: Lipotropic factors (choline, methionine) and Vitamin therapy",[53,354,355],{},"Medicines: High-affinity toxin binders (Hydrated Sodium Calcium Aluminosilicate - HSCAS)",[53,357,358],{},"Withdrawal: Not applicable",[38,360,125],{"id":124},[50,362,363,366,369],{},[53,364,365],{},"Vaccination: None (Aflatoxicosis causes vaccination failure for other diseases)",[53,367,368],{},"Biosecurity: Feed screening (rejecting > 20 ppb)",[53,370,371],{},"Farm Management: Maintain feed moisture \u003C 12%, use multi-functional mycotoxin binders",[18,373,140],{"id":139},[50,375,376,379,382,385,388],{},[53,377,378],{},"Morbidity Rate: 100%",[53,380,381],{},"Mortality Rate: 5% to 30% (Acute)",[53,383,384],{},"Regulatory Threshold: > 20 ppb (rejection)",[53,386,387],{},"Environmental Triggers: Moisture > 15%, Humidity > 75%, Temp 25-35°C",[53,389,390],{},"Safe Moisture Level: \u003C 12%",[18,392,155],{"id":154},[50,394,395,398,401],{},[53,396,397],{},"Vaccines: Impairs efficacy of NDV and IBDV vaccines",[53,399,400],{},"Medicines: HSCAS (Toxin Binders), Choline, Methionine",[53,402,403],{},"Related Diseases: Colibacillosis, Visceral Gout, Systemic Mycotoxicosis",{"title":171,"searchDepth":172,"depth":172,"links":405},[406,407,408,409,410,411],{"id":40,"depth":175,"text":41},{"id":47,"depth":175,"text":48},{"id":82,"depth":175,"text":83},{"id":97,"depth":175,"text":98},{"id":112,"depth":175,"text":113},{"id":124,"depth":175,"text":125},{"puid":413,"readingTime":175},"puid_poultry_01a051e7-a00c-7b14-aaf2-9eeb8edc68d2","\u002Fen\u002Fdiseases\u002Faflatoxicosis",{"entityId":171,"entityType":192,"language":185,"slug":416,"atAGlance":417,"whatYouMayNotice":422,"whyItMatters":429,"whatToCheck":434,"practicalProtocol":441,"preventionControl":442,"veterinaryEscalation":446,"hasPracticalData":189},"aflatoxicosis",[418,419,420],{"label":196,"value":197},{"label":199,"value":200},{"label":202,"value":421},"Ingestion of contaminated feed",[423,425,427],{"label":206,"value":424},"Drop in feed intake, stunted growth, poor feathering, increased bruising",{"label":209,"value":426},"Severe immunosuppression, targets Hepatic and Coagulation systems",{"label":212,"value":428},"Enlarged, pale-yellow, greasy, friable liver with subcapsular petechiae. 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The gas forms alkaline ammonium hydroxide on mucosal surfaces, causing severe corneal ulceration and paralyzing tracheal cilia.",[18,475,29],{"id":28},[23,477,478],{},"Ammonia Toxicity is a major environmental disorder in intensive poultry housing. High litter moisture, high pH, and poor ventilation accelerate microbial uric acid breakdown into NH3. Exposure directly burns the cornea causing blindness (at >50 ppm) and paralyzes the tracheal mucociliary escalator (deciliation at >25 ppm). This directly predisposes flocks to secondary colisepticemia. Management requires continuous electrochemical sensing to keep levels below 20 ppm, utilizing ventilation, daily litter raking, and litter acidifiers (alum) to convert volatile ammonia into stable ammonium.",[18,480,36],{"id":35},[38,482,41],{"id":40},[23,484,485],{},"Environmental > Non-Infectious",[38,487,48],{"id":47},[50,489,490,493,496,499,502,505,508,511,514],{},[53,491,492],{},"Prevalence in India: Highly prevalent in intensive housing",[53,494,495],{},"Severity: High",[53,497,498],{},"Affected Species: Poultry",[53,500,501],{},"Affected Age: All age groups; growing broilers show high susceptibility",[53,503,504],{},"Transmission: Non-infectious (environmental exposure)",[53,506,507],{},"Seasonality: Associated with wet litter\u002Fpoor ventilation",[53,509,510],{},"Mortality: 10% to 15% (indirectly, due to secondary respiratory infections)",[53,512,513],{},"Morbidity: High in poorly ventilated houses",[53,515,516],{},"Economic Importance: High",[38,518,83],{"id":82},[50,520,521,524,527],{},[53,522,523],{},"Early\u002FIntermediate: Squinting, blinking, watery eyes, conjunctivitis, severe photophobia, blepharo-spasm. 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Liver firm\u002Fwhite capsule.",[38,730,98],{"id":97},[50,732,733,736,739],{},[53,734,735],{},"Field Diagnosis: Fluid accumulation in abdomen, cyanosis",[53,737,738],{},"Laboratory Tests: Calculation of Right Ventricle-to-Total Ventricle (RV\u002FTV) ratio > 0.25",[53,740,741],{},"Differential Diagnosis: Colibacillosis (peritonitis), Hepatotoxicoses",[38,743,113],{"id":112},[50,745,746,749,751],{},[53,747,748],{},"Immediate Actions: Increase ventilation, reduce cold stress",[53,750,163],{},[53,752,358],{},[38,754,125],{"id":124},[50,756,757,759,761],{},[53,758,560],{},[53,760,563],{},[53,762,763],{},"Farm Management: Moderating growth rates via feed restriction\u002Flight-dark schedules (first 2 weeks); keeping dust\u002Fammonia low; controlling temperatures to prevent cold stress; SpO2 monitoring in breeding.",[18,765,140],{"id":139},[50,767,768,771,774,777,780],{},[53,769,770],{},"Morbidity Rate: > 5%",[53,772,773],{},"Mortality Rate: ~100% (of clinically affected)",[53,775,776],{},"Target Age: > 5 weeks",[53,778,779],{},"Diagnostic RV\u002FTV Ratio: > 0.25",[53,781,782],{},"Fluid Volume: Up to 300 mL",[18,784,155],{"id":154},[50,786,787,789,791,794],{},[53,788,592],{},[53,790,163],{},[53,792,793],{},"Breed Susceptibility: Fast-growing broilers",[53,795,796],{},"Predisposing Relationships: Co-infection with Aspergillus fumigatus or IBV damages lung parenchyma, triggering Ascites",{"title":171,"searchDepth":172,"depth":172,"links":798},[799,800,801,802,803,804],{"id":40,"depth":175,"text":41},{"id":47,"depth":175,"text":48},{"id":82,"depth":175,"text":83},{"id":97,"depth":175,"text":98},{"id":112,"depth":175,"text":113},{"id":124,"depth":175,"text":125},{"puid":806,"readingTime":175},"puid_poultry_01a051e7-a00c-7d5d-83fa-6055f96cf1c9","\u002Fen\u002Fdiseases\u002Fascites",{"entityId":171,"entityType":192,"language":185,"slug":809,"atAGlance":810,"whatYouMayNotice":816,"whyItMatters":823,"whatToCheck":828,"practicalProtocol":835,"preventionControl":836,"veterinaryEscalation":839,"hasPracticalData":189},"ascites",[811,812,814],{"label":196,"value":197},{"label":199,"value":813},"Late-stage broilers (mortality greatest > 5 weeks)",{"label":202,"value":815},"Non-infectious",[817,819,821],{"label":206,"value":818},"Reduced exercise tolerance, cyanotic combs and wattles, dyspnea",{"label":209,"value":820},"Severe abdominal distension, reluctant waddling gait; targets Cardiovascular and Respiratory systems",{"label":212,"value":822},"Large volume (up to 300mL) of clear, amber fluid with yellow fibrin clots in peritoneal cavity. 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Prevention relies on absolute physical biosecurity, specifically wild bird netting (max 0.5 inch mesh wire) and concrete-elevated floors to exclude wild carriers.",[18,1131,36],{"id":35},[38,1133,41],{"id":40},[23,1135,44],{},[38,1137,48],{"id":47},[50,1139,1140,1143,1146,1149,1152,1155,1158,1161],{},[53,1141,1142],{},"Prevalence in India: Susceptible to outbreaks; managed under strict DAHD eradication guidelines",[53,1144,1145],{},"Severity: Critical (HPAI requires culling)",[53,1147,1148],{},"Affected Species: Poultry and wild avian species",[53,1150,1151],{},"Affected Age: All age groups",[53,1153,1154],{},"Transmission: Direct contact with respiratory secretions\u002Ffeces; indirect via wild bird vectors, contaminated equipment\u002Fwater",[53,1156,1157],{},"Mortality: Up to 100% within 48 hours for HPAI",[53,1159,1160],{},"Morbidity: Up to 100%",[53,1162,1163],{},"Economic Importance: Critical (trade bans, compulsory eradication)",[38,1165,83],{"id":82},[50,1167,1168,1171,1174],{},[53,1169,1170],{},"Early\u002FIntermediate: Severe depression, H9N2 causes drop in lay",[53,1172,1173],{},"Advanced: Sudden death, recumbency, cyanosis and swelling of comb\u002Fwattles, subcutaneous edema of head\u002Fshanks, petechial hemorrhages on unfeathered skin. Targets Vascular Endothelium, Systemic, Respiratory, Nervous, and GI systems.",[53,1175,1176],{},"Postmortem Findings: Diffuse hemorrhages throughout visceral organs (epicardium, myocardium, proventriculus), necrotizing pancreatitis, splenomegaly, severe pulmonary congestion and edema.",[38,1178,98],{"id":97},[50,1180,1181,1184,1187],{},[53,1182,1183],{},"Field Diagnosis: Sudden high mortality, cyanotic comb\u002Fwattles, subcutaneous edema",[53,1185,1186],{},"Laboratory Tests: RT-PCR targeting matrix (M) gene and subtype-specific primers (H5\u002FH7), virus isolation in SPF embryonated eggs (BSL-3). Sequencing of HA0 cleavage site.",[53,1188,1189],{},"Differential Diagnosis: Velogenic Newcastle Disease, Fowl Cholera, Infectious Laryngotracheitis",[38,1191,113],{"id":112},[50,1193,1194,1197,1200,1202],{},[53,1195,1196],{},"Immediate Actions: HPAI requires mandatory culling, movement bans, and restricted access (Control zones)",[53,1198,1199],{},"Supportive Care: Not applicable for HPAI",[53,1201,163],{},[53,1203,1204],{},"Veterinary Intervention: Strict DAHD regulatory enforcement and monthly\u002F21-day surveillance testing for compartmental freedom.",[38,1206,125],{"id":124},[50,1208,1209,1212,1215],{},[53,1210,1211],{},"Vaccination: None mentioned",[53,1213,1214],{},"Biosecurity: Wild Bird Netting (Max 0.5 inch mesh wire), concrete-elevated floors, separate entry with foot dips, quarterly medical check-ups for workers.",[53,1216,1217],{},"Farm Management: Compartmentalization and wildlife exclusion",[18,1219,140],{"id":139},[50,1221,1222,1225,1228,1231],{},[53,1223,1224],{},"Morbidity Rate: Up to 100%",[53,1226,1227],{},"Mortality Rate: Up to 100% within 48 hours (HPAI)",[53,1229,1230],{},"Netting Mesh Wire Size: Maximum 0.5 inch",[53,1232,1233],{},"Regulatory Threshold: IVPI > 1.2 or > 75% mortality requires sequencing",[18,1235,155],{"id":154},[50,1237,1238,1240,1242,1245],{},[53,1239,592],{},[53,1241,163],{},[53,1243,1244],{},"Biosecurity: Wild Bird Netting, DAHD Control Zones",[53,1246,1247],{},"Vector: Wild Birds",[18,1249,1009],{"id":1008},[50,1251,1252,1255,1258],{},[53,1253,1254],{},"Source: Comprehensive Guide to Avian Pathogens and Poultry Health Management; Poultry Disease Canonical Research",[53,1256,1257],{},"Organization: Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying (DAHD), WOAH",[53,1259,1017],{},[18,1261,1021],{"id":1020},[50,1263,1264],{},[53,1265,1266],{},"DAHD National Guidelines, WOAH standards",[18,1268,1025],{"id":1024},[50,1270,1271],{},[53,1272,1273],{},"Specific seasonality",[18,1275,1034],{"id":1033},[23,1277,1278],{},"Identity: Complete\nStructured Facts: Complete\nQuantitative Data: Complete\nRelationships: Complete\nEvidence: Complete\nReferences: Complete\nOverall Completeness: 98%",{"title":171,"searchDepth":172,"depth":172,"links":1280},[1281,1282,1283,1284,1285,1286],{"id":40,"depth":175,"text":41},{"id":47,"depth":175,"text":48},{"id":82,"depth":175,"text":83},{"id":97,"depth":175,"text":98},{"id":112,"depth":175,"text":113},{"id":124,"depth":175,"text":125},{"puid":1288,"readingTime":172},"puid_poultry_01a051e7-a00c-7ea1-9d9d-bdeec0f58c4b","\u002Fen\u002Fdiseases\u002Favian-influenza",{"entityId":171,"entityType":192,"language":185,"slug":1291,"atAGlance":1292,"whatYouMayNotice":1294,"whyItMatters":1301,"whatToCheck":1302,"practicalProtocol":1309,"preventionControl":1310,"veterinaryEscalation":1314,"hasPracticalData":189},"avian-influenza",[1293],{"label":196,"value":197},[1295,1297,1299],{"label":206,"value":1296},"Severe depression, H9N2 causes drop in lay",{"label":209,"value":1298},"Sudden death, recumbency, cyanosis and swelling of comb\u002Fwattles, subcutaneous edema of head\u002Fshanks, petechial hemorrhages on unfeathered skin. 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