16.5.5 |
Phalaris Sudden Death |
384 |
16.5.6 |
Tribulus spp Staggers |
385 |
16.5.7 |
Humpy Back |
385 |
16.5.8 |
Swainsona spp Poisoning |
385 |
16.5.9 |
Other Plant Intoxications with Signsof CNS Disturbance |
385 |
16.6 Common Chemicals Responsible for Clinical Signs of Neurological Disease 386 | ||
16.6.1 |
Urea Toxicity |
386 |
16.7 Clinical Differentiation ofNeurological Conditions |
387 |
|
16.7.1 |
Locomotor Disturbances |
387 |
16.7.2 |
Dummy Syndromes and Recumbency |
388 |
16.8 Exotic Diseases with Nervous Signs |
388 |
|
16.8.1 |
Rabies |
388 |
16.8.2 |
Scrapie |
389 |
16.8.3 |
Ovine Encephalomyelitis( Louping III) |
391 |
16.8.4 |
Coenurosis( Gid) |
391 |
16.8.5 |
Aujeszky’ s Disease( Pseudorabies) |
391 |
16.8.6 |
Visna |
392 |
16.8.7 |
Borna Disease |
392 |
Recommended Reading |
392 |
|
References |
392 |
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CHAPTER 17 DISEASES OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT |
399 |
|
Kym A Abbott | ||
17.1 Gastrointestinal Diseases of Adult Sheep |
399 |
|
17.1.1 |
Gastrointestinal Helminths |
399 |
17.1.2 |
Ovine Johne’ s Disease( OJD) |
399 |
17.1.3 |
Intestinal Carcinoma |
411 |
17.1.4 |
Phytobezoars and Trichobezoars |
411 |
17.2 Gastrointestinal Diseases of Sheep of All Ages |
412 |
|
17.2.1 |
Grain Poisoning( Grain Overload) |
412 |
17.2.2 |
Red Gut( Haemorrhagic Enteritis) |
415 |
17.2.3 |
Bloat |
416 |
17.2.4 |
Enteric Salmonellosis |
417 |
17.2.5 |
Diarrhoea of Unknown Cause in Adult Sheep(‘ Winter Scours’) |
417 |
17.2.6 |
Alimentary Tract Diseases Caused by Toxic Plants |
418 |
17.3 Gastrointestinal Diseases of Young Sheep |
418 |
|
17.3.1 |
Rotavirus |
418 |
17.3.2 |
Coronavirus |
419 |