2014
DOI: 10.1590/1678-41626625
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Abstract: A agalaxia contagiosa (AC) é uma enfermidade que afeta ovinos e caprinos, caracterizada por mastite, seguida de agalaxia, poliartrite, ceratoconjuntivite e, ocasionalmente, aborto e pneumonia. Em princípio, caprinos e ovinos são suscetíveis à infecção natural, sendo que, no Nordeste brasileiro, a doença tem sido registrada em maior quantidade nos caprinos, provavelmente associada à utilização desta espécie para produção de leite (Silva et al., 2010).

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“…Any decrease in productivity, be it intense or moderate, should be carefully investigated for mycoplasmosis. The types of samples for laboratory diagnosis are blood serum, milk secretion, joint exudate (sample of choice for the detection of carriers) and a swab of joint and ocular secretion [76]. The differential diagnosis is mainly made with caprine arthritis encephalitis.…”
Section: Automatic Counting Of Somatic Cells Can Be Performed By Coultermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Any decrease in productivity, be it intense or moderate, should be carefully investigated for mycoplasmosis. The types of samples for laboratory diagnosis are blood serum, milk secretion, joint exudate (sample of choice for the detection of carriers) and a swab of joint and ocular secretion [76]. The differential diagnosis is mainly made with caprine arthritis encephalitis.…”
Section: Automatic Counting Of Somatic Cells Can Be Performed By Coultermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A presença de animais cronicamente infectados e assintomáticos resulta não só na manutenção da infecção dentro do rebanho como também no risco de disseminação para outras propriedades [23]. Como estes rebanhos são de animais direcionados a produção de leite, a comprovação da presença do agente favorece a possibilidade de ocorrências de perdas consideráveis na produção [27].…”
Section: Análise Estatísticaunclassified
“…It has been isolated from milk [6][7][8][9]11], semen [11], and nasal swabs [10]. Congenital infections in goats were also described [12]. Asymptomatic forms of the disease in goats also occurred, and it was observed that the etiologic agent is able to be disseminated into the environment for twelve months to eight years in the absence of clinical signs [13,14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%