Avian Ringworm

Avian ringworm is a chronic dermatomycosis characterized by the development of thick grayish-white crusts mainly on the comb and wattles, which may extend to the neck and body.

Clinical signs

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Bird species

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Clinical Signs

General Systemic Signs

Grayish White Skin Spots Specific Gray Wrinkled Crusts Specific Hyperkeratosis Specific Grayish White Cutaneous Spots Specific Thick Gray Crusts Pathognomonic Dirty Gray Wrinkled Crusts Specific Patchy Feather Loss Cutaneous Hyperkeratosis Specific

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Affected species

Turkey Susceptibility: moderate
Chicken Primary host Susceptibility: high
Duck Susceptibility: moderate
Pigeon Susceptibility: moderate

Associated Microorganisms

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