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Pathology and virus distribution in the lung and lymphoid tissues of pigs inoculated with distinct Type 1 PRRS virus isolates
Interaction between PRRSV and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae
Since a vast majority of commercial farms are endemically infected with M. hyopneumoniae, the control measures applied against PRRS should include measures against M. hyopneumoniae.
PRRS clinical aspects: epidemic and endemic phases
In areas with a high density of pigs, a large proportion of farms are endemically infected. In these situations, the group at the highest risk is the gilts.
Seroprevalence of selected swine viral pathogens
The high seroprevalences found supports the feeling you get in the field that PCV2, PRRSV, and SIV are very widespread viruses in our farms.
PRRSv infection in France: clinical and economic impact
The cost of PRRS ranges from €17 to €185/sow/year in the three studies presented.
The Dreaded Ps of Pork Production - PRRS and PEDV
China and EU share latest thinking on diagnostics and vaccination for improved disease control
Chile: start of PRRS monitoring of pig farms in Los Lagos
PRRS eradication in Chile: successful experience and disease re-break
From 2000 to 2007 a PRRSv eradication plan was developed successfully in Chile. in October 2013 the spread of a new PRRS virus to several important Chilean pig companies was confirmed.
Not all PRRSV antibodies are created equal
Serological herd profiles for zoonoses and diseases in pigs by "Meat Juice Multi-Serology"
EuroPRRS launches a survey on the importance and control of the PRRSv
333 is pleased to present a PRRS survey from EuroPRRSnet aimed to veterinarians and pig producers. The prize for all the registered participants will be the immediate access to the results. The survey consists of 15 multiple choice questions and it can be filled in in less than ten minutes.
Highly Pathogenic PRRS (HP-PRRS) in Asia
A lot of work needs to be done for controlling HP-PRRS completely. The implementation of proper regional control and eradication programs against PRRS is necessary in China and the Asian countries. Meanwhile, the increasing diversity of the PRRSV should be taken into consideration for developing more effective and safe vaccines.
Economic impact of Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae on pig farms
Estimated losses associated with M. hyopneumoniae alone and M. hyopneumoniae in combination with PRRSV were among the four health challenges with the highest estimated average loss for all pigs in the study population.
Use and interpretation of sequencing in PRRSV control programs
A comprehensive picture of viral variation at the beginning of control and elimination projects is critical for effective monitoring of progress and effectiveness of implementation procedures, and for identification of new virus introductions to farms and to the region.