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बर्ड फ्लू माहिती
- Avian Influenza is caused by a zoonotic virus that occurs in lower animals and birds as well as in humans.
- Influenza viruses belong to the Orthomyxoviridae family of RNA viruses and are constituted of four genera. Influenza virus A, B, C and Thogoto virus. These viruses have segmented negative-strand RNA genomes.
- In lower animals and birds influenza A viruses are of primary concern while influenza B virus has been reported in seals and influenza C virus in swine. So far Avian Influenza epidemics were reported from 63 countries.
- Avian Influenza is a highly contagious generalized viral disease that may cause high mortality in gallinaceous species of birds in association with respiratory, gastrointestinal & or nervous signs.
- Wild aquatic birds like water fowl, ducks, swans,Gheese & shore birds acts as important reservoirs for avian influenza virus. Avian Influenza virus infection may range clinically from an inapparent to a highly lethal disease.
- Wild aquatic birds like water fowl, ducks, swans,Gheese & shore birds acts as important reservoirs for avian influenza virus. Avian Influenza virus infection may range clinically from an inapparent to a highly lethal diseaseSubtypes based on surface proteins- Haemagglutin & Neuraminidase proteins are present on the surface of virus which undergo genetic changes by process of antigenic shift & drift.
- The following subtypes are identified till today are Haemagglutinin-'H-1 to H-16' & Neuraminidase- 'N-1 to N-9' out of which H5 & H7 – are highly pathogenic, without showing clinical signs, 100% mortality in birds.
- Airborne transmission if birds are in close proximity.
- Direct contact with contaminated respiratory secretions or fecal material.
- The virus multiplies in the intestines of these birds and is shed in saliva, nasal secretions and feces.
- A single gram of contaminated feces contains enough virus to infect 1 million birds.
- Birds that survive infection excrete virus for at least 10 days, orally and in feces, thus facilitating further spread.
- Sudden death -High Mortality, Lack of energy and appetite, Swelling of head, eyelids, comb, wattles and legs, Purple discoloration of the wattles and combs, Nasal discharge, Coughing and sneezing, Diarrhea.
- Congestion & various degrees of hemorrhages in URS (larynx & trachea): trachietis Hemorrhages in porventriculus, Liver, Thigh muscles & Spleenomegally.
- Disease may spread by different means and therefore following measures may be adopted for control of disease.
Routes of bird-to-bird transmission include :
Clinical Signs-
P.M.Lesions-
Control Measures-
- Strict sanitary & Biosecurity as well as Hygienic measures may be taken.
- Control of Wild/migratory birds.
- Rapid and careful disposal of carcasses of dead birds is essential. For disposal of birds use burning or burial method.
- Strict control on movement of poultry & poultry by products.
- Routine Sero-Surveillance, Collection of Cloacal/Nasal/Throat swabs.
- Strict decontamination, through cleaning and disinfection.