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Subject: Re: Mielenkiintoista!


Author:
Johanna Väisänen
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Date Posted: 21:14:47 11/28/02 Thu
Author Host/IP: 193.10.232.42
In reply to: Pasi Pääskynen 's message, "Mielenkiintoista!" on 13:21:56 11/28/02 Thu

Siis onko
>hänen mukaansa niin että tehotuotannossa kasvatettujen
>broilereitten luuston rakenne poikkeaa normaalisti
>kasvaneen linnun luustosta, ollen hauraampi.

jou :-)

Se
>kuulostaa kyllä ihan järkevältä. Mutta miksi hauraat
>kanalinnun luut ovat koiralle vaarallisempia kuin
>tiheämmät?

luun rakenne on muuttunut ja näin ollen hänen mukaansa saattaa hajota arvaamattomalla tavalla, toisin kuin normaali luonnosta pyydystetty "luu", koska siinä on vähemmän kalkkia tukemassa sälöiksi helposti pirstoutuvaa rakennetta. Tarkemmin en pysty tätä selittämään kohtuullisen tyhmä itse olen näissä luustoasioissa lopultakin ;-), mutta tieto oli mielenkiintoinen sinänsä kun kerran asijantuntijan suusta tuli.

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[> [> [> Subject: Re: Mielenkiintoista!


Author:
Johanna Väisänen
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Date Posted: 21:33:43 11/28/02 Thu
Author Host/IP: 193.10.232.42

tässä hieman yleiskatsautta koipiluihin broilereilla:

Most of the musculoskeletal problems affect the function of the locomotor system. The
term "leg weakness" does not specifically imply bone weakness. However, cases of
bone fracture do occur in broiler production, during catching of birds and when they
are hung on shackles before slaughter. The fractures can result from weak bones or
from forcing deformed limbs into the shackle. Though broilers rarely suffer from
osteoporosis, maintenance of bone strength is nonetheless important in broiler
production. Evidence has been obtained recently that a modern broiler strain has been
showing decreased bone mineralisation and increased porosity of cortical bone that
could result in more fragile and easily broken bones (Williams et al., 2000). This
finding may indicate that continued genetic selection for fast growth is resulting in
poorer bone quality.
In a pathomorphological study on a total of 360 broiler chicken which had been
random-sampled on day 22 and day 35 of the fattening period from several flocks,
about 90% of the animals showed bending of the vertebral column by 20° at the height
of the 6th thoracic vertebra. The L6 and L7 vertebrae were particularly affected. In
numerous birds the 6th vertebra was dislocated and slightly rotated causing
encroachment of the vertebral canal. Löhnert et al. (1996) assume that these
abnormalities in the spine of the birds together with other disorders such as plantar
pododermatitis may cause pain resulting in decreasing movements and activities.
[> [> [> [> Subject: Ian Dillinghurstin mielipide


Author:
Pirkko Ranta-aho
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Date Posted: 07:53:59 12/03/02 Tue
Author Host/IP: 80.186.32.208

Kyselin australialaisen eläinlääkäri Ian Dillinghurstin mielipidettä broilerin- ja kananluiden vaarallisuudesta. Dillinghurst on kehittänyt BARF dietin ja hänellä on paljon käytännön kokemusta koirien ruokkimisesta pääasiallisesti lihaisilla luilla. Näin hän kirjoitti:

On this subject, I have long been claiming that the very young, softer and more poorly calcified bones of modern birds are safer than the tougher and harder bones of farmyard raised chickens. This appears to be borne out in
practice.

Pirkko
[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Nimihän on tietysti Billinghurst


Author:
Pirkko Ranta-aho
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Date Posted: 09:48:41 12/03/02 Tue
Author Host/IP: 80.186.32.208



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