Caracterização Epidemiológica Da Raiva Bovina No Estado De Mato Grosso, Brasil, No Período De 1996 a 2006

Matta, Gustavo Corrêa; Nociti, Darci Lara Perecin; Carvalho, Adolorata Aparecida Bianco; Nociti, Ricardo Perecin; Samara, Samir Issa

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“…Of a total of 1,160 herbivores with clinical suspicion of rabies, 16.29% had a positive result by the direct immunofluorescence technique or biological test (Table 1), lower than those observed in states such as Minas Gerais (44.42%) (MENEZES et al, 2008) and Goiás (22.1%) (SANTOS et al, 2006), and higher than the states of Mato Grosso (MATTA et al, 2010), São Paulo (QUEIROZ et al, 2009 and Rio Grande do Sul (TEIXEIRA et al, 2015), with 3.5%, 4.9%, and 3.5%, respectively. During the study period, swine (25/0), sheep, (11/0) mules (3/0), goats (3/0), donkeys and buffalo (1/0) were clinically suspected; however, only bovine animals (1059/170) and horses (57/19) had positive results, totaling 189 positive cases.…”

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More than a decade of reports of rabies in herbivores and loss of bats' habitat in the state of Rondônia

Fujihara

Meneguelli

Barbosa

et al. 2021

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This study aimed to conduct a retrospective study of rabies cases in herbivores in the state of Rondônia, from 2002 to 2014, and the relation of epidemic peaks to anthropized areas of the Amazon rainforest, mainly associated with the loss of bats' natural habitat. For this purpose, data related to the species affected, month, year and the geographic coordinates of the places where the cases occurred were collected. They were inserted in the Epi InfoTM 7.1.5.2 platform and QGIS Version 2.14.1 to determine Pearson frequency, distribution, regression, and linear correlation. During the period, 170 bovine animals and 19 horses were diagnosed with the disease, in 47 municipalities of the 52 existing ones. Regarding habitat loss, especially in municipalities with a high incidence of notifications, these were related to a series of forest clearance events, such as the construction of hydroelectric plants and the convergence of immigration flows to the state of Rondônia, with the expansion of the National agricultural frontier. Positive cases in herbivores were observed in all years of the study, with an average of 14 cases/year and a trend of seasonality during the rainy season. In a general context, there was a decrease of 1.9% in positive tests in relation to negative tests, each year of the period and the reduction in municipalities affected.

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More than a decade of reports of rabies in herbivores and loss of bats' habitat in the state of Rondônia

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Barbosa

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“…Rabies affecting domestic herbivores is frequently reported in various regions of Brazil, including, at least, the states of Paraná [ 21 ], Mato Grosso [ 22 , 23 ], Rio Grande do Sul [ 24 ], and states located in the North Region of Brazil [ 8 , 25 , 26 ], where the state of Rondônia is located. The considerable majority (>99%) of rabies cases in herbivores attributed to the D. rotundus -variant rabies virus in other parts of Brazil [ 5 , 6 ] provides a solid rationale for investigating the potential connection between vampire-specific control strategies and the prevalence of rabies in cattle and equines examined in this study.…”

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Epidemiology and Control of Rabies in Cattle and Equines in Rondônia State, a Brazilian’s Legal Amazon Area

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Rossi,

Mathias

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Rabies is a fatal neglected tropical zoonosis, and its significance for domestic herbivores in the rural cycle is probably associated with rainforest deforestation, livestock, and agricultural expansion. This epidemiological survey aimed to study the occurrence of rabies in bovines and equines in the state of Rondônia, located in the Brazilian’s Legal Amazon, between the years 2002 and 2021, correlating these findings with the prophylactic strategies adopted by the local sanitary agency for rabies control. During this period, 201 cases were observed in bovines and 23 in equines. A downward trend in rabies incidence was observed for both domestic herbivores. Rabies did not show a higher occurrence in any specific time of the year, and epidemic periods varied during some years for bovines and equines. Using the Generalized estimating equations (GEE) method, a multiple model approach was obtained with the explanatory variables significantly associated with the decrease in rabies incidence in cattle and horses during the study period: the ratio of treated bats and ratio of vaccine doses sold. Furthermore, the ratio of printed educative material was positively associated with rabies incidence. Despite a decreasing trend in rabies occurrences in this Amazon rainforest area, likely due to the actions taken by the animal sanitary agency, rabies remains endemic and requires monitoring, as well as prophylactic strategies to control this disease.

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Geographical and temporal spread of equine rabies in Brazil

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Caracterização Epidemiológica Da Raiva Bovina No Estado De Mato Grosso, Brasil, No Período De 1996 a 2006

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

More than a decade of reports of rabies in herbivores and loss of bats' habitat in the state of Rondônia

More than a decade of reports of rabies in herbivores and loss of bats' habitat in the state of Rondônia

Epidemiology and Control of Rabies in Cattle and Equines in Rondônia State, a Brazilian’s Legal Amazon Area

Geographical and temporal spread of equine rabies in Brazil

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