seroosisia
Seroosisia is a rare and often fatal viral disease that primarily affects birds, particularly chickens. The disease is caused by the Seroosisia virus, a member of the Orthomyxoviridae family, which includes influenza viruses. Seroosisia is characterized by severe neurological symptoms, including paralysis, tremors, and convulsions, which can lead to death within a few days of infection.
The virus is transmitted through direct contact with infected birds, contaminated feed, water, or equipment. Symptoms
Prevention and control measures for Seroosisia include strict biosecurity practices, such as quarantine of new birds,
The economic impact of Seroosisia on poultry farming is significant, as it can lead to substantial losses