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Drug adverse effects of Monensin and Troleandomycin in commercial broiler chickens

1981

Prachak Poomvises

The adverse effects of Monensin sodium and Troleandomycin in commercial broiler chickens in a commercial farm, confirmed by experimentation, were exhibited as sudden onset, leg weakness, prostration, unable to stand up and death. Morbidity rate was 30%, mortality rate was over 10%. Postmortem examination of these birds showed no significant lesions.

Bibliographic information

Language

English, Thai

Note

Summaries only

Type

Conference; Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

[Abstracts of the Conference on Research for Rural Development], Chulalongkorn Univ., Bangkok (Thailand).- Bangkok (Thailand), 1981. p. 141

Conference

Conference on Research for Rural Development, Bangkok (Thailand), 29-30 Jan 1981

In AGRIS since: 1982-06-15

Format: AGRIS AP

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