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O Manual de Patologia Veterinária Geral ajudará os nossos colegas professores bem como os estudantes a compreender melhor a Patologia. O livro contém pormenores da técnica Histopatológica e um guia adequado na identificação de tecidos mostrando vários distúrbios circulatórios, inflamação, pigmentação, necrose, gangrena e tecidos mostrando distúrbios no metabolismo celular, nutrição e crescimento das células.

Handbook on Veterinary General Pathology aidera nos collègues enseignants ainsi que les étudiants à mieux comprendre la pathologie. Le livre contient des détails sur les techniques histopathologiques et un guide approprié pour identifier les tissus présentant des troubles circulatoires, des inflammations, des pigmentations, des nécroses, des gangrènes et des tissus présentant des troubles du métabolisme cellulaire, de la nutrition et de la croissance des cellules.

Handbook on Veterinary General Pathology will help our fellow teachers as well as students in understanding Pathology in a better way. The book contains detail of Histopathological technique and a proper guide in identifying tissues showing various circulatory disturbances, inflammation, pigmentation, necrosis, gangrene and tissues showing disturbances in cell metabolism, nutrition and growth of cells.

Reproductive failure is one of the major factors that have degraded the swine population. Porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) is the primary causative agent of porcine circovirus associated disease (PCVAD). The virus preferentially targets the lymphoid tissues, which leads to lymphoid depletion and immunosuppression in pigs. The present study was carried out to determine the pathology and diagnosis of porcine circovirus-2 associated reproductive failure in pigs of Mizoram.The study showed that PCV2 associated reproductive failure was endemic during the study period from August, 2012 to March, 2013. Based on PCR analysis, serum samples collected across the state revealed that 16.4% (44 out of 268 samples) were positive for the presence of PCV antigens. Likewise 18.7% (6 out of 32 tissue samples collected from aborted, stillborn and weak born piglets) were also positive for PCV2 antigen.