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Reakcje poszczepienne i związane z nimi kontrowersje

100%

Ploneczka K.

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nr 5

2

Profilaktyka swoista kluczem do zdrowego stada

86%

Pejsak Z. , Truszczynski M.

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2004

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nr 12 Top Swinie

12-15

3

Podstawowe wiadomosci dotyczace profilaktyki swoistej swin

86%

Kempa W.

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nr 1

8-9

4

Szczepienia koni

72%

Nowak G.

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nr 1

51-55

5

Obalamy mity w tematach związanych z jakością mleka!

72%

Pochodyla M. , Jankowiak T.

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tom 13

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nr 1

6

Mniej zapaleń wymion i zwiększona produkcja mleka - czyli jak podnieść opłacalność hodowli bydła mlecznego?

72%

Blaszczyk P. , Jazdz-Maszkowska M.

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nr 2

7

Profilaktyka swoista chrób układu oddechowego u cieląt

72%

Dudek K. , Bednarek D.

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nr 4

8

Skuteczność profilaktyki swoistej w ograniczaniu strat spowodowanych infekcją parwowirusem świń

72%

Kotowski K. , Kurzok J.

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tom 58

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nr 09

9

Rola profilaktyki i higieny w poprawie efektywnosci produkcji swin

72%

Mroczek I.

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2005

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nr 11

27-28

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Zespół chorobowy układu oddechowego świń – jak zapobiegać i leczyć?

72%

Turlewicz-Podbielska H. , Rawicki J. , Pomorska-Mol M.

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2024

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tom 99

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nr 11

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Terapia DC - ograniczenia i możliwości leczenia i zapobiegania mastitis w okresie zasuszenia

58%

Rzeczkowski P.

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nr 1

12

Swoista immunoprofilaktyka chorob bakteryjnych bydla

58%

Kondracki M. , Bednarek D.

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nr 04

12-14

13

Zapobieganie szerzeniu się chorób świń poprzez działania organizacyjne

58%

Pejsak Z.

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nr 3

14

Inne spojrzenie na epidemiologię i możliwości profilaktyki zakażeń świń wywoływanych przez Haemophilus parasuis oraz Streptococcus suis

58%

Tarasiuk K.

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nr 8. Monografia - choroby świń

15

Profilaktyka swoista - ważny element ochrony zdrowia świń

58%

Pomorska-Mol M.

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tom 11

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nr 1

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Możliwości rozpoznania i zapobiegania chorobie Glassera

58%

Rypula K. , Porowski M. , Kumala A.

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tom 07

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nr 2

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Choroba obrzękowa świń, z uwzględnieniem osiągniętego postępu

58%

Truszczynski M. , Pejsak Z.

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nr 07

EN

Some historical data concerning edema disease of swine (ED) are mentioned. The etiology and pathogenesis of ED is presented, according to the present state of knowledge. Referring to the classification of Escherichia (E.) coli pathogenic to animals the STEC (Shigatoxin E. coli) pathotype and the virotype causing ED, are characterized. The pathogenicity factors: Shigatoxin 2e (STx2e) and fimbrial variant F18ab are evaluated, the last in comparison to F18ac; F18ab being crucial in the pathogenesis of ED and F18ac being important in the pathogenesis of postweaning diarrhea of pigs, besides the more important F4. The essential role in causing ED of the intestinal receptors, specific to the F18ab, is underlined as also the dependence of their expression from the presence of the FUT1 gene. Following the description of the pathogenicity mechanisms of E. coli, important in the etiology of ED, the present technology and evaluation of the vaccines against ED, is given. It is concluded that the best efficacy provided the toxoid preparations of Stx2e.

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Możliwość i skuteczność szczepienia przeciwko mykoplazmowemu zapaleniu płuc u świń

58%

Tarasiuk K.

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nr 1

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Choroba Derzsy'ego nadal aktualnym problemem

58%

Samorek-Salamonowicz E. , Kozdrun W.

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nr 11

EN

The aetiological agent of Derzsy’s disease is a parvovirus (GPV) belonging to the Parvoviridae family, genera Dependovirus. Currently, the mortality rate of Derzsy’s disease is much lower than it was before the introduction of vaccination. The most common form is the chronic one. Therefore, cases of Derzsy’s disease in geese in 1998-2011 were analyzed. The study was carried out in 122 bird flocks. The number of birds in the flocks ranged from 1,200 to 12,000, and most flocks consisted of 3,000-5,000 geese. Most goslings in the flocks were 2-5 weeks old. The presence of antibodies against GPV was detected in all flocks of birds up to 5 weeks of age. The first symptoms, such as reluctance to eat and drink, difficulty in locomotion, paralysis and diarrhoea, usually appeared in the first two weeks of life. The mortality of geese in each year ranged from 13.95% to 42.45%. Among the geese examined, the most frequent pathological changes were observed in the liver, in the form of oedema (22%) and hyperaemia (41%). In 33% of geese a significant degree of emaciation was noted. Derzsy’s disease was confirmed by the PCR detection of the virus in the visceral organs in 36 of the flocks examined. Derzsy’s disease was reported most frequently in the following voivodeships: Greater Poland, Podlaskie, Lublin, Lower Silesian, and Lubusz. In these areas, despite annual prophylactic vaccination, Derzsy’s disease was observed in geese aged 1- 6 weeks, usually between 2.5-3.5 weeks of age. Additionally, using the multiplex PCR, a mixed infection with GPV and goose circovirus was found in 6 flocks. Research aimed at developing a recombinant vaccine against Derzsy’s disease and a new enzymatic ELISA was started last year. To sum up, the analysis of the results shows that Derzsy’s disease remains a health threat in young goose flocks.

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Biegunki prosiat ssacych i odsadzonych - wybrane przyczyny i zapobieganie

51%

Kotowski K.

Przegląd Hodowlany

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2005

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tom 73

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nr 05

21-24