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Prevalence of porcine astrovirus and Torque teno sus virus in fecal samples from pigs with diarrhea collected in the United States

The results of this study indicate that both TTSuV1 and PoAstV4 have a high prevalence in fecal samples from pigs with clinical diarrhea in the United States.

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Clinical case: Acute cases of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus in a sow farm and nursery

None of the employees on this farm had ever seen TGEv before, but were concerned that is what they were seeing.

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Thickening of the intestinal mucosa in the distal area of the small intestine

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Clinical case: Impact of clinical and subclinical forms of ileitis on the same fattening farm

Ileitis can take different forms, and it is frequent that a subclinical and a more severe and clinical form coincide.

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Runt piglets, vomiting, wasting and diarrhoea typical of PED in current outbreaks in Asia.

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PED (Porcine Epidemic Diarrhoea) on the rampage

Control of outbreaks on problem farms in Asia remains an attempt to raise herd immunity by use of live virus feedback material. However, the current outbreaks have shown only transient herd immunity with these programs.

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Diosmectite–zinc oxide promote intestinal health in early weaned pigs

DS-ZnO could alleviate diarrhoea and improve intestinal barrier function.

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An investigation into the association between cpb2-encoding Clostridium perfringens type A and diarrhea in neonatal piglets

The number of cpb2-positive type A C. perfringens in the intestinal contents was not a useful approach for making a diagnosis of type A C. perfringens enteritis in piglets.

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Diagnostic perspectives on mesocolon edema syndrome of neonatal pigs: laboratory case incidence in the north central United States (2002-2011)

Annualized data analysis suggested that MES has become more prevalent as a cause of neonate pig diarrhea over this interval, and that this rise in prevalence has been due to an increasing presence of C. perfringens.

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Utilization of Lactobacillus rhamnosus in piglets on the intestine and immune imbalances

A low dose pre-treatment with Lactobacillus rhamnosus may reduce diarrheic episodes in E. coli challenged piglets.

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Iodine in water on weight gain, diarrhea and oral and dental health of nursery pigs

Iodine supplementation in-water does not affect growth performance in nursery pigs.

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Clinical case: Sudden increase in stillborn piglets and suckling pigs mortality

The litter size of the recent and the last farrowing batches was significantly reduced, and the suckling pigs showed an obvious varying weight, condition and viability.

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New neonatal porcine diarrhoea: aspects on etiology

The results obtained suggest that E coli not is responsible for NNPD, as also previously concluded.

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Effects of plant extracts on diarrhea and intestinal morphology of piglets challenged with E. coli

Plant extracts may reduce diarrhea impact of piglets challenged with E. coli

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Clinical case: Necrotizing pneumonia in suckling piglets

In a factory farm located in Mexico an increase in the mortality in the farrowing quarters was seen, and this coincides with temperature and relative humidity increases.

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New neonatal porcine diarrhoea: clinical outcome in an affected herd

All litters delivered by gilts were affected by NNPD, but the disease was only recorded in one of 8 litters delivered by four- or five-parity sows.

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Zinc oxide–montmorillonite hybrid influences diarrhea, intestinal mucosal integrity, and digestive enzyme activity in weaned pigs

The use of dietary Zn in montmorillonite hybrids for piglet diets improve performance and digestive parameters.

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Distribution of the losses according to the age and the cause in the fattening stage of farms without diarrhoea problems

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Analysis of the health in the weaners and fattening stages; a different approach (II)

The losses due to diarrhoea problems appear concentrated, basically, during the first week in the weaners stage, whilst in the farms that have not suffered diarrhoea problems, the mortality is distibuted more evenly.