Hossein Nourani
Department of Pathobiology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran
[ 1 ] - Synophthalmia in a Holstein cross calf
Synophthalmia is a form of cyclopia, in which some elements of two eyes are fused and form a single eye in the middle region of the forehead. The head of a Holstein female calf born from a 5-year-old cow was referred to Department of Pathology, School of Veterinary Medicine, Shahrekord University due to multiple congenital anomalies. The calf had been slaughtered immediately after birth due to ...
[ 2 ] - Pathological findings of slaughtered camels’ (Camelus dromedaris) kidneys in Najaf-Abad, Iran
The kidney of camel is known to play a vital role in water conservation through the production of highly concentrated urine that may predispose animal to varieties of renal dysfunction. In camels renal disorders have received lesser attention in comparison with other animals, thus there is shortage of information in this area. The present study was conducted on 100 slaughtered camels (Camelus d...
[ 3 ] - گزارش جراحات نودولار منتشر غیرمعمول در روده برههای مبتلا به کوکسیدیوز
کوکسیدیوز برهها و بزغالهها همواره بهعنوان یکی از بیماریهای مهم با میزان ابتلای بالا و ضررهای اقتصادی زیاد همچون کاهش وزن، تلفات و هزینههای درمان و کنترل آن مطرح بوده است. در یک گوسفندداری در اطراف مشهد 4 رأس از مجموع 10 بره نوزاد 1 تا 2 ماهه با نشانههای درمانگاهی لاغری، کم اشتهایی، اسهال زرد رنگ، تب، ژولیدگی پشم، آلودگی دم و پرینه به مدفوع اسهالی و احساس درد در لمس شکم، تلف شدند. در کالب...
[ 4 ] - A study on clinical and laboratory features of natural poisoning with Tribulus terrestris in sheep
Tribulus terrestris herb has been used as a drug in traditional medicine and its toxic effects have also been reported. Less attention has been paid to the interpretation of pathological and laboratory findings in the natural form poisoning with this plant in animals. Following a report of mortalities in a sheep farm feeding on a pasture containing Tribulus terrestris herb and involvement of 50...
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