Some Notes on Lymphomatosis Gallinarum

Is Paralysis of Fowls, as Manifested by Iritis, Transmitted Through the Egg?

“…Lee and co-workers (1937) also considered nerve and eye involvements, or infiltration with leukocytes, reliable criteria for diagnosing the disease. Hamilton (1937) considered diagnosis by iris discoloration and pupil distortion a matter of conjecture. Biely and co-workers (1934) gave three major manifestations as, paralysis, lymphomatosis tumors, and blindness.…”