articles about Brachyspira - dysentery in Abstracts

According to the initial report from Scandinavia, B. suanatina can be isolated from birds and cross-species infection could be demonstrated infecting pigs with an avian isolate.

Results indicate that B. hyodysenteriae has a high degree of serological heterogeneity that has probably differently developed in diverse geographical areas over time.

To increase efficiency, active sampling should be intensified (more animals sampled) and monitored fattening groups abandoned. This would significantly improve sensitivity and time to detection at comparable or lower costs.

Sampling breeding herds and suckling-age piglets could serve as a valuable alternative to traditional surveillance schemes.

The results demonstrated therapeutic effect of valnemulin in pigs with serious SD and did not show therapeutic effect of chelated zinc.

The present study successfully demonstrated the experimental reproduction of the brachyspiral colitis caused by “B hampsonii”.

Different species of waterfowl should be considered a potential source of B. hampsonii for swine.

Poor tADG in pigs is not correlated with pathogens or immunological markers of enteric disease during a PRRSV.