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January 1, 1977Journal of the Japan Veterinary Medical AssociationOpen Access

Avian Dermatitis Caused byAspergillus fumigatus

Shinji Yamada S Kamikawa Yoichi UCHINUNO A Tominaga Koji Matsuo Hirohisa Fujikawa Kyosuke Takeuchi

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Abstract

In July, 1975, dermatitis producing black necrotic foci was found in at least 10% o of 70-day-old broiler chickens dealt with in a chicken-processing plant in Kagoshima Prefecture. From these foci was isolatedAspergillus fumigatusalmost in a pure form. It was not found in any visceral organ. Histopathological examination revealed c hanges of granulomatous necrotic dermatitis and the presence of hyphae of this fungus in the tissue.

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