2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-736x2002000300002
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Caracterização antigênica e fenotípica de cepas de Pasteurella multocida isoladas de pulmões de suínos com pneumonia e/ou pleurite

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“…On the contrary, Morés et al (2015) described a high resistance rate to Norfloxacin but not to enrofloxacin in samples from the southern region of the country. Spectinomycin had the second highest sensitivity rate, in agreement with Maciel et al (2011) in Minas Gerais but contrary to Borowski et al (2002) in Rio Grande do Sul. The extensive and inappropriate use of drugs in the field allows the selection of resistant strains, as well as leads to an inappropriate cost of medication.…”
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confidence: 87%
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“…On the contrary, Morés et al (2015) described a high resistance rate to Norfloxacin but not to enrofloxacin in samples from the southern region of the country. Spectinomycin had the second highest sensitivity rate, in agreement with Maciel et al (2011) in Minas Gerais but contrary to Borowski et al (2002) in Rio Grande do Sul. The extensive and inappropriate use of drugs in the field allows the selection of resistant strains, as well as leads to an inappropriate cost of medication.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Furthermore, cases with only P. multocida involvement were identified, reinforcing previous reports of the existence of pleurotropic highly pathogenic strains with a primary role in the induction of lesions in the respiratory tract (Cappuccio et al 2004, Kich et al 2007, Pors et al 2011, Pors et al 2016. Brazilian studies have reported the involvement of highly pathogenic P. multocida in respiratory infections in the mortality of finishing pigs in Santa Catarina (Morés 2006) and Rio Grande do Sul (Borowski et al 2002, Heres 2009 succeeded in experimentally reproducing the infection with a field isolate. However, no scientific reports describing this clinical picture were identified, and the only reports that suggest the association of P. multocida related to finishing pig mortality in the Brazilian main swine production regions -southeast and midwestwere published in Conference proceedings (Barbosa et al 2009, Silva et al 2009, Maciel et al 2011.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
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