Rabies in Latvia

Rimeicans, J.; Zilvinskis, A.; Andersons, Z.; Jegers, E.; Dedzins, A.

Rabies in Latvia

1997

Rimeicans, J. | Zilvinskis, A. | Andersons, Z. (State Veterinary Department, Riga (Latvia)) | Jegers, E. | Dedzins, A.

In the given paper the rabies morbidity in animals in the last 7 years (1990-1997) is analysed in the framework of the monitoring and control program, as well as threat to public health and results of control measures are evaluated. Proposals are made on the development of rabies surveillance and control. Authors used the data of the State Veterinary Department, legislavite acts, the register of the Central Veterinary Laboratory and the materials of cooperation with the National Environmental Health Centre, statistics on wild animals, hunting activities and the materials of international conferences and seminars.

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AGROVOC Keywords

animal diseases animal salvaje animal sauvage caza chasse control de enfermedades disease control enfermedades de los animales epidemiologia epidemiologie epidemiology europa europe hunting latvia letonia lettonie maladie des animaux rabia rabies rage statistical data vaccination wild animals

Bibliographic information

Published in

Veterinarmedicinas raksti (Latvia) | Collection of Veterinary Publications

ISSN 1407-1754

Publisher

LAV

Pagination

p. 157-161

Other Subjects

Datos estadisticos; Vacunacion; Controle de maladies; Donnee statistique

Language

Latvian

Note

Summaries (En, Lv)

4 tables; 4 ref.

Translated Title

Trakumserga Latvija

Type

Summary

Source

For veterinarian of Latvia, Liepins, E.Keidans, P.Parcinskis, O. (eds.) (Latvian University of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia)).- Jelgava (Latvia): LAV, 1997. 189 p.

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