Which route of exposure is best for Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae gilt acclimation?
Intranasal and intratracheal inoculation routes as well as aerosolization with foggers are discussed.
Maria José Clavijo
University of Minnesota’s Swine Group - United States Author
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Characterization of Haemophilus parasuis field isolates from diseased pigs by serotyping PCR
More than 50% of all systemic samples tested by HPS PCR at the Iowa State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (ISU VDL) are positive.
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What happens when M. hyopneumoniae enters a herd? Assessment of natural infection in gilts
Some of the take-home messages of this article are: M. hyo transmits slowly within exposed populations, but pigs can shed for long periods of time.
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Key points for the elimination of M. hyopneumoniae
Three factors must be taken into account when defining the viability of the elimination of M. hyopneumoniae on each farm: negative replacements, cost and return on investment, and risk of re-infection.
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Dynamics of Mycoplasma hyorhinis infection in commercial swine herds
Knowledge of the dynamics of infection within the herd will allow implementation of better control strategies in affected herds.
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17-Jul-2017985866241Lady,Excuse me, do you have a piglet to collect the data of mycoplasma from the nasal swab 10 days after birth?Is there a laboratory data for early infection of throat swabs?Thank you!Looking forward to your reply!
Mycoplasma hyorhinis - not just a commensal
Although a commensal, M. hyorhinis may cause serious systemic disease through mechanisms that are not fully understood.
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