A SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LEPTOSPIRAL INFECTION IN DAIRY CATTLE HERDS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES IN MASHHAD SUBURB OF IRAN

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TALEBKHAN GAROUSI M.; VANDYOUSEFI J.; FAMILGHADAKCHI H.; NOUROUZIAN I.

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Journal: Journal of Veterinary Research Year:2003 | Volume:58 | Issue:1 Page(s): 89-94

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A SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LEPTOSPIRAL INFECTION IN DAIRY CATTLE HERDS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES IN MASHHAD SUBURB OF IRAN

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TALEBKHAN GAROUSI M. | VANDYOUSEFI J. | FAMILGHADAKCHI H. | NOUROUZIAN I. | Issue Writer Certificate

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LEPTOSPIRAQ3

SEROEPIDEMIOLOGYQ4

DAIRY COWSQ2

EMPLOYEESQ4

Abstract

Objectives: 1- is there any LEPTOSPIRAl sero infection in dairy cattle herds and their EMPLOYEES? 2- Which LEPTOSPIRA serovar, are the causative agents for dairy cattle herds and their EMPLOYEES?Design: Cross sectional prospective study.Cases: Dairy cattle herds EMPLOYEES and cows.Methods: A total of 551 serum samples 162 workers and 389 owe were collected from 18 dairy herds. Serum samples were tested for LEPTOSPIRA lnterrogans antibody using Microscopic Agglutination test (MAT) by using 22 alive LEPTOSPIRA antigens. Statistical analysis: Chi2 test.Results: Ninety-three (23.9%) cow’s sera and 23(14.19%) EMPLOYEES sera showed positive serological reaction againsl antigens. Thirty-two (34.4%) sera bovine and 7(30.4%) humar sera reacted to more than one serovar. The minimum MAT title was 1:200 and the highest were 1:6400 & I :800 for cows aD( EMPLOYEES. respectively. The most common serovar was grippotyphosa grippotyphosa.Conclusion: It is likely that cows and farms EMPLOYEES to b, infected with more than one serovar. leptospirosis is becoming; increasingly recognized as an occupational disease of farm workers. On the other hand. It was higher Among milkier due t humidity and shedding it with urine and milk during milk in times.

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TALEBKHAN GAROUSI, M., VANDYOUSEFI, J., FAMILGHADAKCHI, H., & NOUROUZIAN, I.. (2003). A SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LEPTOSPIRAL INFECTION IN DAIRY CATTLE HERDS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES IN MASHHAD SUBURB OF IRAN. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH, 58(1), 89-94. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/35089/en

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TALEBKHAN GAROUSI M., VANDYOUSEFI J., FAMILGHADAKCHI H., NOUROUZIAN I.. A SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LEPTOSPIRAL INFECTION IN DAIRY CATTLE HERDS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES IN MASHHAD SUBURB OF IRAN. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH[Internet]. 2003;58(1):89-94. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/35089/en

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M. TALEBKHAN GAROUSI, J. VANDYOUSEFI, H. FAMILGHADAKCHI, and I. NOUROUZIAN, “A SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LEPTOSPIRAL INFECTION IN DAIRY CATTLE HERDS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES IN MASHHAD SUBURB OF IRAN,” JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH, vol. 58, no. 1, pp. 89–94, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/35089/en

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