Writer: Maslichah Mafruchati
Size: 15,5 x 23 cm
Page: 196 pages
ISBN: Proces
This book is designed as a comprehensive scientific guide to understanding avian necropsy as a foundation for the study of animal embryo development and veterinary health. Aimed at veterinary students, pathology researchers, and veterinary practitioners, it provides in-depth knowledge of animal autopsy procedures, the diagnosis of causes of death, and disease analysis across various bird species.
Through 19 systematically structured chapters, the discussion begins with the basic techniques of avian necropsy and macroscopic organ evaluation, which form the foundation for identifying pathological disorders. Subsequent chapters examine various natural pathology cases, including highly pathogenic H5N1 virus infections in the United Kingdom, electrocution in birds of prey, and common disorders in poultry farms, all presented through both diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.
The book also emphasizes the importance of necropsy reports in animal health surveillance and the epizootiology of avian diseases, while offering in-depth discussions on histopathology, avian bornavirus detection, arboviral infections, and neoplastic and fungal diseases found in both wild and domestic birds.
Further sections explore necrotic enteritis, tissue distribution of Gallibacterium anatis, and herpesvirus infections in psittacine birds, underscoring the complexity of modern avian diseases.
By integrating theoretical foundations, practical applications, and the latest research findings, this book serves as an essential reference in veterinary medicine, deepening understanding of the intricate relationship between necropsy, avian health, and embryonic development.
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