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Carolina Fontes Prezotto¹*, Thiago Santos Araújo², Sandra Yuliet Marín Gomez¹,
Ana Paula Peconick², Priscilla Rochele Barrios Chalfun², Raimundo Vicente de
Sousa², Nelson Rodrigo da Silva Martins¹
Abstract: The Chicken Anemia Virus (CAV) and Mycoplasma gallisepticum (MG) are
important pathogens in poultry production worldwide, causing, respectively, aplastic
anemia with immune deficiency and chronic respiratory disease. In natural conditions,
both infections can occur simultaneously. This article aims to make a brief review of
these two diseases and also address common aspects of co-infections in poultry.
Keywords: chicken anemia virus, poultry production, co-infection, avian
micoplasmosis