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Identity and Sense of Belonging of Young Somali Men in a Western Context: Case Studies from Melbourne and Minneapolis
Social Integration and the Sense of Hope among Somali Youth in Austrailia and the United States
Integration Experiences and Youth Perspectives: An Exploratory Study of School-Going Somali Youth in Melbourne, Australia and Minneapolis, Minnesota
Somali Youth in Diaspora: A Comparative Study of Gender Perceptions of Further Studies and Future Career (Case Study: Somali Youth in Melbourne, Australia)
Actinobacillosis of the omentum in A Cow
Satu kes actinobacillosis luar biasa menglibatkan omentum lembu dihuraikan. Walaupun pendapatan
histologi lesi adalah menyerupai penyakit ini dengan tepat, bakteria penyebabnya Actinobacillus lignieresi
tidak diperolehi dalam kajian kultura. Perimustahaknya penyakit ini dalam segi pemeriksaan daging praktik
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An Abattoir Survey on the Pathology of Swine Livers
A five-week study on the pathology of condemned livers of 100 pigs comprising 75 porkers and
25 sows at Shah A lam abattoir was conducted. The liver lesions consisted of36 with milk spots, 16 with
perihepatitiS, 12 with abscessations, 11 with cholangiohepatitzs, 8 with cholangitzs, 5 with nodular
hyperplasia, 4 with focal necrosis, 3 with post-necrotic scarring, 2 with liPidoszS and one case each of
cystic bile duct hyperplasia, massive necrosis and hepatocarcinoma. Milk spots due to migration of
Ascaris suum larvae was a major pro blem in porkers (41 %). Fourteen (39%) of the milkspot livers
were severely affected having a 4 + lesion score with all the lobes affected. PerihepatitIs was seen only
in porkers while nodular hyperplasia only in sows. Escherichia coli and Kliebsiella sp. were the
common bacteria Isolated from the abscesses. The possible causes of the lesions are discussed
Analysis of Case Records of Foetal Deaths in Livestock in Serdang, Selangor
Cases of foetal death in the necropsy records of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal
Science, Universiti Pertanian Malaysia over a 5-year period (1977 -1981) were analysed. Of 119
foetal deaths, 49.0% were abortions, 41.0% stillbirths and 10.0% premature non-viable births. Most
of the cases, particularly abortions, (96.5%) remained undiagnosed. There was a remarkable absence
of foetal deaths due to infectious diseases
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