It is true that, at first, the origin of the problem is metabolic with chronic ruminal acidosis, but then it becomes downright infectious with the formation and rupture of the liver abscess in the vena cava and the cascade of events that follow : thromboembolic events and septicemia responsible of the animal death !
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What I personally believe is that it is an infectious problem, since the consequences of vena cava thrombosis are the same as those resulting from abscesses or collections of pus in other parts of the body (e.g. deep digital sepsis, mastitis, or metritis, chronic pneumonia, and abscesses due to hardware disease).
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