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is especially true for toe tip necrosis (TTN) and digital dermatitis ; two emerging causes of lameness in Canadian feedlots. Furthermore, differences among countries, including management and environmental ...
have been implicated in the development of UCD, such as mange mites [10], Treponema spp. [11] and Bovine herpesvirus 4 [12], but the true role of these agents in the etiology of UCD has not been proven ...
status are typically below 10%. For mastitis in dairy cattle, for instance, observed-scale heritability estimates range from 0.01 to 0.09, with corresponding prevalence ranging from 0.09 to 0.39 (Martin et ...
for Disease Control and Prevention—CDC, USA) based on estimates of the canine population (15,820 dogs) derived from an anti-rabies vaccination campaign and an expected CVL prevalence of 20% (5% margin of error ...
. The higher prevalence of lameness and CHDL in multiparous cows could also be due to changes in the integrity of the anatomy of the bovine claw. As a cow gets older and experiences lameness and lesion events ...
Abstract Lameness has a major negative impact on sheep production. The objective of this study was to 1) quantify the repeatability of sheep hoof temperatures estimated using infrared thermography ...
for bovine digital dermatitis (BDD) in cattle [5] and contagious ovine digital dermatitis (CODD) in sheep [6]. Treponemes are considered critical components found with other commonly identified bacteria in BDD ...
% of them living in Africa. Mfs are responsible for severe itching or dermatitis experienced by about 6.5 million people and blindness affecting 270,000. Current estimates hold that about 187 million people ...
as a public health problem inviting some investigators to term it as a silent epidemic. In India, it is estimated to affect 300,000 people annually. In contrast, in 2011, a combined total of 100 cases per year ...
endothelium (23–28). FD occurs in all ethnicities with an estimated annual incidence of 1:30 000–1:117 000 in males (28, 29), but some sources indicate that FD may be underdiagnosed (23, 30–35). Late-onset ...
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