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| Differential diagnosis | History taking | Clinical examination | Specimen for diagnosis | Diagnostic methods |
| 1. FMD 2. Swine vesicular diseases 3. Vesicular Exanthema |
1. All ages are susceptible 2. Low mortality 3. Moderate morbidity |
1. Pyrexia 2. Vesicles or snout lips, tongue and mucosa of oralcavity, coronary band, heels of the feet 3. Lameness 4. Anorexia |
1. Vesicular fluid 2. Epithelial samples |
1. Antigen detection (ELISA, CF test) 2. Virus isolation 3. Antibody detection (SN test) |
13. Swine Influenza
| Differential diagnosis | History taking | Clinical examination | Specimen for diagnosis | Diagnostic methods |
| 1. Enzootic pneumonia 2. Other acute or chronic respiratory disease |
1. Sudden onset 2. High morbidity 3. Low mortality |
1. Pyrexia 2. Sneezing 3. Coughing 4. Dyspnea 5. Prostation 6. Rapid recovery |
1. Nasal or pharyngeal swab 2. Lung |
1. Virus isolation 2. Antibody detection (HI test) |
14. Fowl Plague (Highly pathogenic avian Influenza)
| Differential diagnosis | History taking | Clinical examination | Specimen for diagnosis | Diagnostic methods |
| 1. Newcastle disease 2. Infectious coryza 3. Chlamydiosis |
1. Sudden death without clinical signs 2. Variable in morbidity and mortality 3. Decline in feed, water consumption and egg production |
1. Variable depend on many factors 2. Mild to severe respiratory signs 3. Edema of head and face 4. Diarrhoea 5. Nervous disorder 6. Depress |
1. Tracheal swab 2. Cloacal swab, feces 3. Lung, Intestine, Spleen, Brain, Liver, Heart 4. Serum |
1. Virus isolation and demonstration of its virulence 2. Serological test (AGID, HI test) |
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