PRRS in pigs, and detection of parasites and bacteria
2013
Harada, K. (S.M.C. KK, Atsugi-shi, Kanagawakenn (Japan)) | Ooi, M.
The increase of the breeding head count (2007-2009 years) of the pig in Asia is approximately 26 million of them, and most depend on an increase in production in China. On the other hand, 100,000 (Yoshimura) in Japan increase and few remain at the same level in approximately 1 million in Vietnam. It might be guessed whether demand by Asian economic development in the future is large even if the foot-and-mouth disease influences at Taiwan, China, South Korea, and Japan. In contrast, the decrease in 10 million of them is seen in the Europe. According to the hog raising veterinarian society special feature (the fourth meeting) in Asia, highly pathogenic PRSS, normal pathogenic PRSS, hog cholera, PCV2, PED, APP(1,2,3,7 type), Mycoplasmal pneumonia, Aujeszky's disease, gray Sir disease, Streptococcus swiss type 2 are cited in the infectious disease in China (Global pig farm [KK], 2009). It is not described about pig erysipelas and a parasite disease in particular, but these most seem to tend to have resembled the present conditions of the infectious disease in Japan. In addition, recombinant vaccine seems to be used as vaccine for prevention positively in China The mixed infection of PCV2 and PRSS is the difficult present conditions in an infectious disease in Japan. Because PCV2 has post weaning multi systemic syndrome (PMWS) and presents PCV2 related diseases, it may be necessary for the management hygiene of the farm once again in the common and past pathogens In the paper it introduced about the some information, PRSS, the bacteria detection from the urine, erysipelas and the parasitic worm in the farm.
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