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Bovine Respiratory Syncytial Virus-Infection (BRSV) in Cattle of Northern Germany

Authors: Heckert, H. -P.; Steinhagen, P.; Appel, G.; Hofman, W.;

Bovine Respiratory Syncytial Virus-Infection (BRSV) in Cattle of Northern Germany

Abstract

Infection diseases of the respiratory system nowadays are the most important disturbances of herd health in the bovine in Germany. Besides of enzootic bronchopneumonia, IBR (BHV - 1 - Infection) and BVD-dependent bronchopneumonia more and more infections caused by coronavirus and BRSV are registered. Symptoms, methods of diagnosis, therapy and prophylaxis are quite different from other maladies in the BRSV-complex. Own investigations, clinical, virological and other ones will be demonstrated, . Treatment and methods for eridication of the infection from the farms will be discussed.

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