The prevalence of neosporosis in aborted bovine foetuses submitted to the Allerton Regional Veterinary Laboratory.
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Combined histological examination and avidin-biotin immunohistochemical staining of formalin-fixed brain and myocardium from aborted bovine foetuses presented to the Allerton Regional Veterinary Laboratory were utilized for the diagnosis of bovine neosporosis. Two out of 144 cases were diagnosed positive for neosporosis, indicating a low prevalence of infection and confirming Neospora caninum to be a cause of sporadic abortion in the population surveyed.
- University of Pretoria South Africa
Protozoan Infections, Veterinary medicine, Neospora caninum, Cattle Diseases, Eukaryota, Gestational Age, Abortion, Veterinary, Neosporosis, Immunohistochemistry, Aborted bovine foetus, South Africa, Fetus, Pregnancy, Prevalence, Veterinary medicine -- South Africa, Animals, Cattle, Female, Protozoan Infections, Animal
Protozoan Infections, Veterinary medicine, Neospora caninum, Cattle Diseases, Eukaryota, Gestational Age, Abortion, Veterinary, Neosporosis, Immunohistochemistry, Aborted bovine foetus, South Africa, Fetus, Pregnancy, Prevalence, Veterinary medicine -- South Africa, Animals, Cattle, Female, Protozoan Infections, Animal
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