A Field Study of Infectious Bursal Disease in Khartoum, Sudan

Hallane, Guled Abdi Ahmed; Edris, Marwa Mohamed Badawi Sheikh; Osman, Omar Mutsim Ali; Ahmed, Rawng Hassan Alshareef; Aldaim, Sadia nor Aldaim Mohamed nor; Supervisor, -Hind E. Osman

A Field Study of Infectious Bursal Disease in Khartoum, Sudan

Hallane, Guled Abdi Ahmed; Edris, Marwa Mohamed Badawi Sheikh; Osman, Omar Mutsim Ali; Ahmed, Rawng Hassan Alshareef; Aldaim, Sadia nor Aldaim Mohamed nor; Supervisor, -Hind E. Osman

URI: http://repository.sustech.edu/handle/123456789/23565

Date: 2018-08-15

Abstract:

The study is focusedthe gross lesions and pathological changes, the mortality rate caused by IBD virus and serological profile during infection caused by infectious bursal disease IBD virus. The main pathological changes are oedema, in Bursa and haemorrhages in different organs. The Mortality of IBD infected layer flocks were evaluated and recorded, the authors found that the total mortality in the infected flock was 22494 which contributes about 28% of the flock.