Recent increase in outbreaks of fowlpox in the Netherlands

게시됨 2024년 12월 18일

Tridge 요약

There has been a notable surge in cases of chicken pox virus among GD's poultry population this year, with the disease spreading through direct contact and the assistance of flies and mosquitoes. The outbreaks have led to a significant drop in production of up to 15 percent in some farms. The virus has been identified in both its dry and wet forms and preliminary genetic analysis has shown similarities to recent European strains, all carrying the complete genome of the reticuloendotheliosis virus (REV). Despite this, the effectiveness of existing pox vaccines remains unquestioned. The prevention strategy includes vaccination of chickens and, in case of an outbreak, emergency vaccination plans can be devised in collaboration with veterinarians.
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원본 콘텐츠

This year, GD has seen an unusual increase in the number of cases of chicken pox virus. In January and February, there were four cases. After several months with no new cases, fifteen cases were registered from September to November. In some outbreaks, a production decrease of up to 15 percent has been reported by veterinarians involved. Both the dry and wet forms of the disease have been identified. Chicken pox, also called smallpox diphtheria (PD), occurs in two forms: the dry form and the wet form. In the dry form, they see crusts and lesions around the eyes, beak and unfeathered skin. The wet form causes ulcers in the mouth, throat, trachea and lungs. The virus spreads through direct contact, body fluids, crusts, feed, drinking water and dust. Flies and mosquitoes can also transmit the virus by sucking blood from infected animals. Genetic analysis of cases from December 2023 and January 2024 shows that these isolates match recent European isolates and contain the complete ...

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