Postmortem procedure and diagnostic avian pathology
Keywords:
Avian, Diagonostic, Pathology, Postmortem proceedureAbstract
This review paper will highlight the basic systematic procedures involve from submission of carcass for the investigation of disease to diagnosis and will serve as a guide to veterinarians (anatomist and pathologist) on postmortem proceedures in clinical practice.
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