Immunosuppressive Diseases Of Poultry (Hb 2013) Hardcover

Immunosuppressive Diseases of Poultry (HB 2013) is a comprehensive resource that explores the various diseases affecting the immune system of poultry, their causes, and their impact on poultry health and productivity. This book provides an in-depth analysis of viral, bacterial, parasitic, and environmental factors that lead to immunosuppression in poultry, making birds more vulnerable to secondary infections and reducing vaccine efficacy. Covering key diseases such as Infectious Bursal Disease, Marek’s Disease, Chicken Anemia Virus, and other immunosuppressive conditions, the book discusses their pathology, diagnosis, prevention, and control strategies. It also examines advancements in immunology, vaccination approaches, and management practices to mitigate the effects of immunosuppression in poultry farms. Written by leading experts in veterinary medicine and poultry health, this book serves as an essential reference for veterinarians, poultry farmers, researchers, and students in the field of avian medicine and poultry production.