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  Infection de ruminants par des herpèsvirus hétérolgoguesThiry, Etienne  ; in Point Vétérinaire (2002), 32 Detailed reference viewed: 4 (0 ULg)Les herpèsviroses des petits ruminantsThiry, Etienne ; ; in Point Vétérinaire (2002), 33(74-76), Detailed reference viewed: 5 (0 ULg)Pestiviroses des petits ruminants. La maladie des frontières chez les ovinsThiry, Etienne ; in Point Vétérinaire (2002), 33 Detailed reference viewed: 18 (0 ULg) Human viral infections derived from foodScipioni, Alexandra ; Daube, Georges ; Thiry, Etienne in Point Vétérinaire (2001), 32(218, AUG-SEP), Several viruses may be transmitted to humans via food including hepatitis A and E virus (VHA and VHE), Norwalk type calicivirus, rotavirus and astrovirus. Enterovirus and enteric adenovirus may also be ... [more ▼] Several viruses may be transmitted to humans via food including hepatitis A and E virus (VHA and VHE), Norwalk type calicivirus, rotavirus and astrovirus. Enterovirus and enteric adenovirus may also be transmitted. Sick people or healthy carriers excrete these viruses in their stools. Shellfish and water are the most frequently contaminated foodstuffs. Another route of infection is during handling of food. Detection of these viruses in food is complex for several reasons: the interaction of virus and food makes viral concentration and purification difficult, in vitro culture of these viruses is difficult if not impossible, and the quantity of virus present in the sample is low. Molecular technology (PCR) is the most suitable method of detection. Another method is to choose an indicator of viral faecal contamination. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 84 (6 ULg)la fièvre aphteuse : rappels épidémiologiques et cliniquesThiry, Etienne in Point Vétérinaire (2001), 32 Detailed reference viewed: 4 (0 ULg)Infections virales humaines d'origine alimentaireScipioni, Alexandra ; Daube, Georges ; Thiry, Etienne in Point Vétérinaire (2001), 32 Detailed reference viewed: 34 (1 ULg)L'herpèsvirus bovin de type 4 : virus pathogène ou passager?Thiry, Etienne ; ; et alin Point Vétérinaire (2000), 31 Detailed reference viewed: 27 (1 ULg)La néosporose chez la chèvre : résultats de deux enquêtes sérologiques dans l'Ouest de la France; ; Losson, Bertrand et alin Point Vétérinaire (2000), 31 Detailed reference viewed: 20 (0 ULg)Bovine herpesvirus type 4: a pathogenic or transient virus?Thiry, Etienne ; ; et alin Point Vétérinaire (2000), 31 Bovine herpesvirus type 4 (BHV-4) is a ubiquitous herpesvirus in cattle. It has been isolated from animals showing a wide variety of clinical signs but few of the isolates have proven experimental ... [more ▼] Bovine herpesvirus type 4 (BHV-4) is a ubiquitous herpesvirus in cattle. It has been isolated from animals showing a wide variety of clinical signs but few of the isolates have proven experimental pathogenicity. Species that are susceptible to BHV-4 include animals other than ruminants, notably cats and, surprisingly, a primate the owl monkey (Aotus trivirgatus). BHV-4 exists as a latent infection in mononuclear cells. In cattle, BHV-4 has been isolated in animals exhibiting ocular and respiratory conditions and it has been found in females with genital tract conditions such as post-partum metritis and vulvovaginitis. There is some epidemiological and experimental evidence that BHV-4 may be a cause of bovine abortion. There is no vaccine available in Europe and prevention is exclusively by hygiene measures. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 17 (1 ULg)L'infection de la chèvre par l'herpèsvirus caprin de type 1; Thiry, Etienne in Point Vétérinaire (2000), 31 Detailed reference viewed: 16 (0 ULg)Conséquences de l'infection des cervidés par des alpha-herpèsvirus apparentés au virus de l'IBR; Thiry, Etienne in Point Vétérinaire (2000), 31 Detailed reference viewed: 9 (0 ULg)Les encéphalopathies à herpèsvirus bovins; ; Thiry, Etienne in Point Vétérinaire (2000), 31 Detailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg)Les conséquences de l'infection des bovins par le virus de la rhinotrachéite infectieuse bovineThiry, Etienne ; ; et alin Point Vétérinaire (1999), 30 Detailed reference viewed: 11 (2 ULg)Eléments du diagnostic des parasitoses externes des ruminants; Losson, Bertrand in Point Vétérinaire (1998), 188 Detailed reference viewed: 16 (3 ULg)Régulation de la croissance folliculaire et lutéale: 2. Ovulation, corps jaune et lutéolyseDrion, Pierre ; Ectors, Fabien ; et alin Point Vétérinaire (1996), 28 Detailed reference viewed: 52 (8 ULg)Les infections utérines dans l’espèce bovine : 2. Thérapeutiques anti-infectieuses et hormonalesHanzen, Christian ; ; in Point Vétérinaire (1996), 28(numéro spécial), 1019-1025 The choice of an antibiotic or antiseptic treatment must take into account, the administrative route, the individual factors (nature of symptoms, stage postpartum, stage in the cycle) and the agents used ... [more ▼] The choice of an antibiotic or antiseptic treatment must take into account, the administrative route, the individual factors (nature of symptoms, stage postpartum, stage in the cycle) and the agents used (nature of germs, minimal inhibiting concentration, pharmacological properties, milk residue). Hormonal treatment is an interesting alternative, which must be considered on an individual basis rather than systematically at herd level. For prevention, it should only be used on animals presenting a high risk factor of infection [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 75 (9 ULg)Les infections utérines dans l’espèce bovine: 1. Aspects étiologiques et épidémiologiquesHanzen, Christian ; ; in Point Vétérinaire (1996), 28(numéro spécial), 1013-1017 Assessing the frequency of metritis shows the animal uterine health as well as the herd . The practitioner prefers to use vaginal examination. The great diversity and variation postpartum in germs ... [more ▼] Assessing the frequency of metritis shows the animal uterine health as well as the herd . The practitioner prefers to use vaginal examination. The great diversity and variation postpartum in germs responsible for uterine diseases make it difficult to interpret bacteriology. Uterine diseases are all the more frequent as the interval between calving and clinical examination is shorter, therefore the practitioner screening needs to be done as soon as possible. This recommendation is valid for the primiparous dairy cow as well as the suckler cow [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 44 (2 ULg)Regulation de la croissance folliculaire et lutéale. 2. Ovulation, corps jaune et lutéolyseDrion, Pierre ; ; Hanzen, Christian et alin Point Vétérinaire (1996), 28 Detailed reference viewed: 111 (22 ULg)Régulation de la croissance folliculaire et lutéale: 1. Folliculogenèse et atrésieDrion, Pierre ; Ectors, Fabien ; Hanzen, Christian et alin Point Vétérinaire (1996), 28 Detailed reference viewed: 110 (11 ULg)Troubles respiratoires subcliniques et intolérance à l'effort chez l'athlète équinArt, Tatiana ; ; Lekeux, Pierre in Point Vétérinaire (1995), 27 In the sports horse, respiratory disorders - even subclinical - may lead to a decline in performance. This article gives an overview of several physiological and pathological characteristics of the equine ... [more ▼] In the sports horse, respiratory disorders - even subclinical - may lead to a decline in performance. This article gives an overview of several physiological and pathological characteristics of the equine respiratory system, as well as the aetiology, symptoms, prevention and necessary treatment of the most common respiratory disorders encountered in equine practice (11 photos, 3 figures, 1 table, 4 boxes, 39 references) [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 89 (13 ULg) |
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