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Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica GmbH

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Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Business Unit

Boehringer Ingelheim is the second largest animal health business in the world, with net sales of 4 billion euros in 2019 and presence in more than 150 markets.

As the lives of animals and humans are intertwined, across the globe, our 10,000 employees are dedicated to enhancing the well-being of both – through science and innovation, as well as with their commitment and passion.

Respect for animals, people and the environment is at the heart of what we do. We develop medicines, services and innovative digital technologies to protect animals from disease and pain. We support our customers in taking care of the health of their animals and protect our communities against life- and society- threatening diseases.

For more information visit: www.boehringer-ingelheim.com/animal-health/overview

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Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica GmbH

373 Followers 112 Publications 3298 Following

Activity Events 1 Publications 112 News 54 Sponsored articles on 333 225

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Susceptibility to Mycoplasma hyorhinis depending on age

Enric Marco discusses a trial that concludes that the later the infection by M. hyorhinis occurs, the less serious it is. This information can be very useful to devise new control strategies in the era of antibiotic reduction.

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Clinical case: Thrombocytopaenic purpura

The farmer contacted the veterinary surgeon concerning an increase of subcutaneous haemorrhages and bruises in the skin of several piglets in eight different litters. No deaths have yet been attributed to the problem.

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NutritionArticle

Clinical case: Poorly adapted piglets in a liquid system nursery

Weaning is a critical event in the pig’s life. It is a very important and stressful transition that, if not handled properly, can be responsible for the occurrence of diarrhoea and/or poorly adapted piglets.

The microbiome and viral infections

This article relates different microbiome profiles to greater or lesser severity in clinical signs, lesions and viral load in a co-infection with PRRS and PCV2 viruses, opening a window of opportunity.

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Clinical case: The possible ways of App spreading and stopping

Once the first symptoms of the infection emerged in pigs the facility was locked and the possibility to get in from outside was the only used.

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Clinical case: Eradication of PEDv in a 4500-sow commercial farm in Peru

This article shows the different measures taken and the strategy followed to eradicate PEDv in a commercial farm: stabilization, creation of a disinfection bubble, monitoring and verification.

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Biosecurity measures to prevent indirect transmission of PEDV

This article helps us to define the minimum biosecurity measures that should be internally established to prevent indirect PEDv transmission.

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Global molecular genetic analysis of PCV2

The current diagnostic tests are very powerful, allowing us to detect even small changes in the genome of a virus, but what do they tell us?

Clinical case: Importance of mycotoxins control for pig health: diarrhea, edema disease and E. coli vaccination failure in weaners

We were called for clinical problems on weaners that appeared a few days after a feed transition in a farrow-to-finish farm: swelling of the eyelids and forehead, incoordination, dyspnea and sudden death.

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Genetics-ReproductionArticle

Clinical case: Diffuse reproductive problems in high health conditions

The owner contacted us because he has seen a reduction in performance in recent months, although no decline has been identified in any particular parameter. He says that, overall, “the sows are doing worse".

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Land altitude, slope, and coverage as risk factors for PRRS outbreaks in the USA

Does the land altitude, slope or coverage matter?

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Biosecurity status and its associations with production and management characteristics in farrow-to-finish pig herds

The farms that apply more vaccines are the ones that score the best in internal biosecurity. The change towards prevention directly leads to both greater use of vaccines and better internal biosecurity, as they are the only means we know to prevent the disease.

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The impact of intensive vaccination on PCV2 epidemiology

The decrease in PCV2a and PCV2b genotypes over time and the increase in PCV2d in 2012 may be due more to other, unknown, factors than to immunological selection resulting from PCV2a-based vaccination.

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Clinical case: Multifactorial respiratory process at nursery and finisher

This case report highlights the importance of a comprehensive approach to achieve a correct differential diagnosis.

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Clinical case: Bowel Oedema

This case study describes an outbreak in a commercial unit which proved difficult to stop without vaccine. Since 2014 an increasing number of cases of this disease have been reported in Europe though it remains unclear why it has reappeared.

Clinical case: Abattoir lesion prevalence in light and heavy weaned pigs

The prevalence of Mycoplasmal pneumonia and pericarditis lesions was significantly higher in pigs weaned at lower weights compared to their heavier cohorts, despite the provision of a superior production system for the lower weight group.

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Genetics-ReproductionArticle

Clinical case: Increase of returns in summer and low annual prolificacy

The farm reports a problem of low prolificacy (mean annual live births of 11.91) and low fertility in summer, with a marked increase in acyclic returns.

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Infectious agents identified in aborted porcine foetuses

PCV-2 and PRRS are the most common infectious causes of abortions. Most abortions are also found to occur during the colder months, regardless of their cause.

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The impact of 6 years of PCV2 vaccination on viral presence and immunity in pigs across the United States

PCV2 vaccination is nearly universal. Has viral presence decreased after 6 years of vaccination? Could vaccination policies be changed?

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Ileitis vaccination – A tool to reduce the need for antibiotic treatment

In the coming years, the use of antimicrobials will be more closely regulated, following the guidelines set by the WHO in its global report on antimicrobial resistance in 2014.

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Clinical case: One clinical picture of parvovirus, two separate causes

The farmer, alarmed, calls us describing a clinical picture of abortions in the last third of gestation, weak newborn piglets, stillbirths, mummified piglets, agalactia, sows with fever and small litters.

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