Pasteurellosis

Agent causing
- Pasteurella haemolytica and Pasteurella multocida (type A and D)

Differential diagnosis
- Mycoplasma pneumonia
- Respiratory hemophilosis

Basic Information / History
- Transfer by air or swallowed
- Children are more susceptible newborn
- Familiarity occurs a few days after transfer, abrupt climate change and other pressure

Clinical signs
- Cough, 'mucopurulent nasal discharge, lack of eat, weakness, difficulty breathing (dypsnea) with 'abdominal and Shallow Breathing respiration '
- Maybe mixed infections with other bacteria or virus

Postmortem Lesions
- Usually 'Antero-ventral lobe' lung involved
- 'Clear demarcation of consolidation' in the lung lungs
- 'Fibrinous brochopneumonia'
- Thickening pleural and sometimes stick
- Frothy fluid in the trachea

Specimen
- Discharge of mucus, lungs, liquid (Thoracic and pericardial)

Control and Prevention
- Separate the entire Yogyakarta province livestock angkiti
- Treatment with ampicillin, tylosin, penicillin-streptomycine, tetracycline, sulfonamides, erythromycine, trimethoprim-sulfas