Atrophic rhinitis - Atlas of swine pathology
Atrophic rhinitis
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Possible causes: Atrophic Rhinitis
A shortening of the maxillary bone (Brachygnathia superior) can be observed in this pig’s head secondary to atrophy and deviation of nasal turbinates. This disease is called atrophic rhinitis, a multifactorial disease caused by either dermonecrotoxin positive Pasteurella multocida (Progressive atrophic rhinitis) or Bordetella bronchiseptica (Nonprogressive atrophic rhinitis). Poor air quality is a predisposing factor.
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