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Swine Post Mortem

Swine Post Mortem

It is important to consider the post-mortem changes present in the corpse. The main ones are tympanization, rigor mortis, desquamation of epithelia and imbibition by hemoglobin and bile.
Rigor mortis: Consist on the hardening and a certain contrac-tion of the stríated and smooth musculatura.

Necropsy StudioMargarita Trujano

Necropsy Studio
Margarita Trujano

Necropsy is essential for making a diagnosis. It is important to have on the farms the minimum equipment necessary to carry them out. Each professional adopts a necropsy technique and even modifies it to their liking and comfort, so this is only a guide for the systematic performance of it.

Mycotoxin lesions in the slaughterhouse-pigs

Mycotoxin lesions in the slaughterhouse-pigs

The main problem with mycotoxicosis in pigs is that in most cases this intoxication occurs gradually. Pigs will ingest sublethal amounts of the toxin for a prolonged period of time, affecting their health status.

Lesions of mycotoxins in swine

Lesions of mycotoxins in swine

For prevention / control MYCOAD AZ every shipment with and adsorption certifícate by an independent laboratory against:
3000 PPB ZEARALENONE @ 1.0 KG / MT
3000 PPB FUMONISIN @ 1.0 KG / MT
3000 PPB OCHRATOXIN @ 1.0 KG / MT

Target organs. The key to an effective mycotoxins adsorbent

Target organs. The key to an effective mycotoxins adsorbent

Few products have scientific trials showing a positive effect on target organs to support their claims. The following table shows a list of the scientific trials performed with MYCOAiD and MYCOAD AZ by independent Universities and Research Centers…

Efficacy claims based on scientific in vivo trials

Efficacy claims based on scientific in vivo trials

Eighteen 20-day old recently weaned Yorkshire Cross gilts individually housed were randomly distributed into three dietary treatments with 6 replications each in an experimental farm at Trilogy Labs in Missouri, USA.

Scientific Papers / Poster

Poster AZ Vs. ZEA. in gilts

Poster AZ Vs. ZEA. in gilts

Zearalenone (ZEA) is a naturally occurring mycotoxin produced by Fusarium species, mainly Fusarium graminearum, on a variety of different grains, such as com, wheat, rice, sorghum, barley and rye. The Fusarium graminearum also survives in crop residues…

Poster AZ Vs. T2. toxin

Poster AZ Vs. T2. toxin

Mycotoxins cause a wide variety of adverse clinical signs, depending on the nature and concentration of toxins in the diets, animal species, age; and nutritional and health status at the time of exposure to contaminated feed.

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