An in-depth look into poultry pathology

24-02-2022 | |
Diagnostic poultry pathology experts explain gut issues from the necropsy room to the microscope. Photo: Ruud Ploeg
Diagnostic poultry pathology experts explain gut issues from the necropsy room to the microscope. Photo: Ruud Ploeg

The Austrian Society of Veterinary Medicine will sponsor the webinar “Diagnostic poultry pathology: from the necropsy room to the microscope, Part 3”.

The webinar will be presented by the world-renowned avian pathologist, Dr Tahseen Aziz from Rollins Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory in North Carolina in the US.

Over 2 hours, gross and histopathologic lesions of poultry diseases will be discussed. Lesions will be described and correlated with the clinical disease, and the etiology of some diseases will also be discussed. There will be an additional 30 minutes dedicated to answering questions.

This is a must-attend webinar for those who want to improve their skills in the diagnosis of poultry diseases.

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