Diseases of poultry, CD-ROM

This new edition comes five years after the publication of the previous edition. Expansion of the poultry industry continues in all categories and in all areas of the world, fueled by and keeping pace with an increased demand for poultry products. While consumer demand has driven the continuing growth of the poultry industry, the resulting increased poultry population density and the rearing of different types of incompatible poultry species in close proximity have presented major disease challenges. Researchers and poultry veterinarians have had to effectively deal with the disease aspects of that growth. The ability to prevent and control disease has been crucial in allowing the poultry production process to function efficiently. Diseases of Poultry, 11e reflects those changes in poultry production. All of the chapters have been update by recognized experts in their fields and the format of the chapters has been standardized for the reader's convenience.

1) Principles of Disease Prevention and Therapy, Viral Diseases: 2) Newcastle Disease, Pneumovirus Infection and other Paramyxoviruses, 3) Infectious Bronchitis, 4) Laryngotracheitis, 5) Influenza, 6) Infectious Bursal Disease, 7) Circovirus Infections, 8) Adenovirus Infections, 9) Pox, 10) Avian Encephalomyelitis, 11) Reovirus Infections, 12) Viral Enteric Infections, 13) Viral Infections of Waterfowl, 14) Other Viral Infections, 15) Neoplastic Diseases, Bacterial Diseases: 16) Salmonella Infections, 17) Campylobacteriosis, 18) Colibacillosis, 19)Pasteurellosis and Related Bacterial Infections, 20) Infectious Coryza, 21) Bordetellosis (Turkey Coryza), 22) Mycoplasmosis, 23) Clostridial Diseases, 24) Other Bacterial Diseases, 25) Chlamydiosis, Fungal Diseases: 26) Fungal Infections, Parasitic Diseases: 27) External Parasites and Poultry Pests, 28) Internal Parasites, 29) Protozoal Infections, Noninfectious Diseases: 30) Nutritional Diseases, 31) Developmental, Metabolic and Other Noninfectious Diseases, 32) Mycotoxins, 33) Other Toxins, Other Diseases: 34) Emerging Diseases of Complex or Unknown Etiology