Isolation of picornavirus from feces and semen from an infertile bull.     

S L Weldon  J L Blue  R E Wooley  P D Lukert 《Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association》1979,174(2):168-169

Virus was isolated from semen and fecal samples from a bull with orchitis, testicular degeneration, aspermatogenesis, and loss of libido. Both isolates were classified as picornavirus, bovine enterovirus serotype I, on the basis of physical, chemical, and serologic characteristics. Veterinary practitioners that may suspect viral infection as a cause of bovine infertility should submit both semen and fecal samples for virus isolation and identification.  相似文献   

Field studies with convalescent serum and infectious bursal disease vaccine to control turkey coryza     

D C Johnson  P D Lukert  R K Page 《Avian diseases》1980,24(2):386-392

Convalescent serum given to 1-day-old poults delayed clinical signs of turkey coryza by several days and reduced mortality on infected farms. Turkey breeders immunized with cell-culture-adapted infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV) or turkey infectious bursal disease virus (TIBDV) had a marked increase in virus-neutralization (VN) antibody titers. The VN antibody titer was significantly higher in progeny poults than in poults from unimmunized breeders. Clinical turkey coryza and mortality was considerably less in poults from IBD- or TIBD-vaccinated breeders than in control poults. They also responded more favorably to hemorrhagic enteritis and fowl cholera vaccination.  相似文献   

A survey of northern Victorian dairy farmers to investigate dairy calf management: colostrum feeding and management          下载免费PDF全文

AJ Phipps  DS Beggs  AJ Murray  PD Mansell  MF Pyman 《Australian veterinary journal》2018,96(4):101-106

Objectives

To describe colostrum management practices carried out in northern Victorian dairy herds and to identify weaknesses in these areas that may affect calf health and welfare by comparing the results with the current industry recommendations

Methods

A questionnaire to obtain information about colostrum management and calf‐rearing practices was sent to commercial dairy farming clients of Rochester Veterinary Practice between June and September 2013. The questionnaire consisted of a general herd overview and colostrum harvesting practices.

Results

The response rate was 39% (58/150). Many dairy producers were not meeting the current industry recommendations in the following areas: (1) time of removal calf from the dam, (2) relying on calf suckling colostrum from the dam to achieve adequate passive transfer, (3) failing to supplement calves with colostrum, (4) feeding inadequate volumes of colostrum, (5) delayed colostrum harvesting, (6) pooling of colostrum, (7) failing to objectively assess colostrum quality or relying on visual assessment and (8) storing colostrum for a prolonged periods of time at ambient temperatures.

Conclusion

The results from this survey highlight the need for greater awareness of industry standards for colostrum management and feeding hygiene.

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BVDV in Australian alpacas: natural infection and clinical profiles following co‐mingling with a persistently infected heifer          下载免费PDF全文

CA Evans  E Erregger  F Hemmatzadeh  PD Cockcroft 《Australian veterinary journal》2018,96(7):262-268

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Seroprevalence of antibodies to Pestivirus infections in South Australian sheep flocks          下载免费PDF全文

CA Evans  SR Lanyon  RM O’Handley  MP Reichel  PD Cockcroft 《Australian veterinary journal》2018,96(8):312-314

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Ostreid herpesvirus-1 microvariant surveillance in Pacific oysters (Magallana gigas,Thunberg, 1793) in Australia in 2011     

BJ Moloney  M Deveney  K Ellard  P Hick  PD Kirkland  NJG Moody  J Frances 《Australian veterinary journal》2023,101(9):345-355

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An outbreak of Akabane virus—induced abnormalities in calves after agistment in an endemic region     

S. JAGOE  PD KIRLAND†  PAW HARPER‡ 《Australian veterinary journal》1993,70(2):56-58

SUMMARY: During 1988, 2 farmers in the Bega district agisted pregnant cattle in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales. On return to the district to calve, 54% of calves from herd 1 and 30% of calves from herd 2 were affected with congenital arthrogryposls or hydranencephaly caused by Akabane virus infection. Field observations and laboratory findings from this outbreak are presented, illustrating the danger of moving immunologlcally naive animals into areas where Akabane virus is endemic.  相似文献   

An antigen used in the agar-gel precipitin reaction to detect avian encephalomyelitis virus antibodies     

P D Lukert  R B Davis 《Avian diseases》1971,15(4):935-938

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Otto Martin Radostits 1934 – 2006     

DC Blood  CC Gay  KW Hinchcliff  PD Constable 《Australian veterinary journal》2007,85(6):231-231

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Plasma atrial natriuretic peptide concentration in warmblood horses with heart valve regurgitations     

Heidrun Gehlen PD  Dr Med Vet  Dipl ECEIM  Till Sundermann Dr Med Vet  Karl Rohn Dr Med Vet  Peter Stadler Prof  Dr Med Vet 《Journal of Veterinary Cardiology》2007,9(2):99-101

ObjectivesThis study measured plasma atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) concentration in horses with heart valve regurgitations (HVR) with and without atrial and ventricular dilatation.BackgroundIn humans and small animals, plasma ANP concentration is increased in heart disease and correlates with the severity of clinical signs and heart enlargement.Animals, materials and methodsTen healthy horses (control) and 36 horses with HVR were evaluated by auscultation, electrocardiography, echocardiography, and determination of plasma ANP.ResultsControl horses demonstrated mean plasma ANP concentration of 21 ± 5.4 pg/mL. Of the 36 horses with HVR, 17 horses possessed normal echocardiographic heart size (group 1), 10 horses had a left atrial dilatation (group 2) and 9 horses had both left atrial and ventricular dilatation (group 3). Mean plasma ANP concentration of groups 1, 2 and 3 was 20.1 ± 5.6 pg/mL, 22.9 ± 11.0 pg/mL and 27.6 ± 17.4 pg/mL, respectively. The plasma ANP concentrations of HVR and control horses were not significantly different. The highest ANP concentrations were observed in horses with atrial and ventricular dilatation. No correlation between left atrial or ventricular size, weight, or sex and the plasma ANP concentration was found.ConclusionsNo significant differences in plasma ANP concentration was observed between groups. Further study, especially in horses with clinical signs of heart failure is needed.  相似文献