investigations on the incidence of pod dermatitis in sheep

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Abstract
Investigations carried out on a herd of 485 sheep (ovine adult and youth), a private unit of household type, regardingthe incidence of pod dermatitis and the picture in dynamic of clinical anatomical changes in the period January-April2011, highlights the increasing frequency of their 2.2% in January to 2.7% in February, 3.4% in March and 4.6 inApril. Of all disease, are dominant lesions of pod dermatitis with necrobacilium (66.1%), followed by lesions offelon (15.9%), suppurative pod dermatitis (12.9%) and other causes (6.4%).
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Authors ;Octavian Negrea;Vioara Mireşan;Camelia Răducu;Flore Chirilă;Iulia Feştilă;Zamfir Marchiş
Journal Enzyme and microbial technology
Year 2012
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