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Surgery
2022
SU-02
Association Between Hyperglycemia And Survival In Adult Cattle Affected By Acute Gastro-Intestinal Disorders
Isabella Nicola et al.
Université de Montréal, Saint-Hyacinthe, Canada.
Objective: To evaluate the association between glycemia and short-term outcome in adult cattle with acute gastro-intes- tinal disorders (AGID). Material and methods: We reviewed medical record of adult dairy an
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Surgery
2022
SU-03
Perineoplastic Surgery For The Treatment Of Pneumovagina In Dairy Cows
Jacek Mrowiec et al.
Wielkopolski, Poland.
Objectives: The infertility associated with anatomical dis- orders seems to be greatly underestimated in bovine medi- cine. The genital tracts injuries and scars are the main source of anatomical and physiologi
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Surgery
2022
SU-04
Teat Lesions – Retrospective Data Evaluation Of 116 German Holstein Cows – Case Collection Of The Clinic For Ruminants And Swine Leipzig
Kaiser Matthias et al.
Clinic for Ruminants and Swine, Leipzig, Germany.
Objective: The management and treatment of teat inju- ries represent major challenges in modern dairy farming. The objective of this study was to create guidelines for practicing veterinarians for the treatment
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Surgery
2022
TE-01
Use Of A Serious Game In Teaching Bovine Veterinarians Clinical Communication Skills: A Pilot Study
Linda Dorrestein et al.
Herman Barkema1. Department of Production Animal Health, Faculty of Veterinary Medical Sciences, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada
Objectives: Effective communication can aid bovine veterinarians in improving client relationships in herd health consultancy, improving client satisfaction, adherence to veter- inary advice and patient welfare
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Surgery
2022
TE-02
Veterinary Student Attitudes Towards Careers In The Production Animal Sector
Emily Payne et al.
University of Nottingham, Sutton Bonington, United Kingdom.
Objectives: Challenges with recruiting and retaining vet- erinarians in rural and farm animal practice are widely report- ed. The aim of this study was to identify the factors influencing veterinary undergradua
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
TE-03
Ensuring The Veterinary Profession Meets The Needs Of Livestock Agriculture John Remnant.
University of Nottingham et al.
Objectives: Recruitment and retention of farm animal and rural veterinarians is a challenge globally. This represents a threat to the welfare and productivity of farmed animals, as well as a threat to the viability of existing farm animal and ru- ral
Materials and methods: The author received funding from the Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust to investigate the “farm vet pipeline”. Exploring challenges and solutions before veterinary training (outreach an
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
TE-04
Do Students Feel Well Prepared For The Digital Transformation In Dairy Farming?
Karina Weimar et al.
Drillich1. Clinical Unit for Herd Health Management in Ruminants, University Clinic for Ruminants, Department for Farm Animals and Veterinary Public Health, University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna,, Vienna, Austria
Objective: Digital technologies from milking and feeding robots to animal-attached accelerometers and others are in- creasingly used on dairy farms worldwide. A wide range of data about the health, behaviour an
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
TE-05
Improving Dairy Cattle Veterinarians' Communication Skills - Challenges And Opportunities For Training In Motivational Interviewing
Catarina Svensson et al.
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden
Objectives: This presentation aims to describe results from an evaluation of a 6-month MI training program for dairy cattle veterinarians involved in VHHM and discuss challenges and opportunities in the communi
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
TE-06
Plan To Communicate, Communicate To Plan. How Can Evidence-Based Communication Training Help Vets Improve Farmer Engagement In Herd-Health Planning? Tips And First Opinion Practitioner Experience Andrea Turner.
Langford Vets et al.
Objectives: To highlight opportunities for better vet-farmer communication and information sharing regarding herd health, as described in the literature. To summarise evidence-based communication and en- gagement techniques which can be used by vets
Materials and methods: There is increasing interest and awareness in the veterinary profession regarding communica- tion techniques and methods of engaging clients to promote positive behaviour change. In the c
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
TE-07
The Use Of The Virtual-Problem-Based Learning In Veterinary Education During Sars-Cov-2 (Covid-19) Pandemic Emergency: A Resource Or A Disadvantage?
Fabiana Micieli et al.
University of Napoli Federico II, Department of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Productions, Napoli, Italy.
Objectives: The COVID-19 global pandemic emergen- cy is forcing Veterinary College all over the world to modify deeply the traditional teaching approach employed. Due to the nationwide lockdown, the social dist
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
TE-08
Farmskills4Vets - A Virtual Dairy Farm Brings Veterinary Herd Health Advisory Into The Home Office Of Students And Sparks Their Interest In Cattle Practice
Linda Dachrodt et al.
Clinic for Cattle, University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Germany
Objectives: Veterinary herd health advisory is a central el- ement of modern veterinary medicine. Despite the importance, practical farm visits can be conducted with students only occa- sionally during their ed
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
UH-01
Selective And Deferred Treatment Of Clinical Mastitis In Seven New Zealand Dairy Herds
Andrew Bates et al.
Objectives: This study focused on evaluating the ability of a novel on-farm diagnostic system for bovine mastitis (Mas- tatestÒ ) to control antibiotic usage whilst achieving equivalent bacteriological and clinical cure rates alongside long term in-
Materials and methods: MastatestÒ is an on-farm or clinic diagnostic system for bovine mastitis indicating the pathogen and its antibiotic sensitivity within 24 hours of sampling. Mild to moderate mastitis case
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Teaching and Continuing Education
2022
UH-02
Udder Health In German Dairy Heifers – Risk Factors During First Days Of Lactation
Martin Tho Seeth et al.
Sciences, Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Section for Production, Nutrition and Health, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Objectives: Heifer mastitis is of great importance in many German dairy farms. Intramammary infections (IMI) prior to calving and during the early lactation period may influence the development of the mammary g
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-03
In Vitro Penicillin Sensitivity Of Streptococcus Ssp. Isolated From Quarter Milk Samples Of Bavarian Dairy Cows (2018 - 2019)
Reglindis Huber-Schlenstedt et al.
Bavarian Animal Health Service, Poing, Germany.
Objective: The objective was to evaluate the in vitro antimicrobial resistance against penicillin of Streptococcus (S.) uberis, S. agalactiae, S. dysgalactiae, and S. canis of rou- tine quarter milk samples. Ma
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-04
Monitoring Udder Health On Routinely Collected Census Data: Evaluating The Effects Of A Changing Antimicrobial Policy In The Netherlands
Christian Scherpenzeel et al.
Health & Utrecht University, Deventer, Netherlands.
Objectives: Antibiotic resistance is becoming increasingly important and given its potential association with antimicrobial use (AMU), continuous actions are taken to reduce AMU in the livestock industry. One o
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-05
In Vitro Antimicrobial Resistance Of Bacteria Isolated From Clinical Mastitis Cows In Germany
Luis Leon et al.
Germany.
Objectives: The goal of this study was to analyze the clin- ical mastitis pathogens resistance to routinely used antibiot- ics by analyzing samples collected across different regions in Germany. Material and Me
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-06
Analysis Of Udder Health Indexes Of Dairy Operations From
Galicia et al.
Manuel Angel Fernandez Sanchez1, Ana Benitez Sánchez1, Carmen Castella2. Mafer S.A., Lugo, Spain
Objectives: The objective of this study was to process data from a dairy herd improvement (DHI) organisation of Galicia (Spain) to identify key risk factors of intramammary in- fection (IMI) and changes in thes
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-07
Spread Of Livestock Associated Mrsa Cc398 In German Dairy Herds
Arne Schnitt et al.
German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment, Berlin, Germany
Objectives: Livestock associated methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (LA-MRSA) often belong to clonal complex (CC) 398 and may colonize and infect different animal species including humans (Cuny et al 2
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-08
Milk Somatic Cell Count In Buffaloes And Its Relation To
Intramammary Infections et al.
Kanchan Arya, Baljinder Kumar Bansal, Dhiraj Kumar Gupta, Sikh Tejinder Singh. Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana, India.
Objectives: Milk somatic cell count (SCC) is a key com- ponent of regulations for milk quality and is an indicator of ud- der health in dairy animals. The present study determines the physiological level of mil
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-09
Selective Dry Cow Therapy: The Potential Role Of A Novel Biomarker Panel
Lorenzo Viora et al.
University of Glasgow, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Objectives: The aim of the study was to evaluate wheth- er the combination of protein biomarkers will improve the di- agnostic accuracy for selective dry cow therapy compared to somatic cell count (SCC) and Cal
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-10
Diversity Of Selected Staphylococci And Streptococci Isolated From Milk Samples In A Dairy Cow Herd With Low Prevalences
Svenja Woudstra et al.
Leimbach2, Maya Katrin Gussmann1, Carsten Kirkeby1, Volker Krömker1. University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Background and objective: Most mastitis cases world- wide are caused by staphylococci and streptococci. Farm-spe- cific strategies for the prevention and control of intramammary infections with these can be dev
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-12
Applying Internal Teat Sealants At Drying Off; Does Full Versus Partial Insertion Of The Tube Cannula Matter?
Cherry Bedford et al.
University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom
Objectives: Internal teat sealant (ITS) and intramamma- ry antibiotic application tubes can often be used with either a short or a long insertion cannula. Leelahapongsathon et al (2016) found that intramammary
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-13
Risk Of Clinical Or Subclinical Mastitis Following Infusion Of An Internal Teat Sealant Alone At The End Of Lactation In Low Somatic Cell Count Cows
Scott McDougall et al.
Hulbert2. Cognosco, Morrinsville, New Zealand
Objectives: To identify risk factors for subclinical and clin- ical mastitis in dairy cows in the lactation following treatment with a bismuth subnitrate internal teat sealant (ITS) alone. Methods: Cows (n=1,61
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-14
Impact Of Clinical Mastitis On The Reproductive Performance Of Eight Spanish Dairy Herds
Demetrio Herrera Mateo et al.
Q-Llet, Seva, Spain
Objective: The objective of this study was to determine if cows experiencing clinical mastitis within the period calv- ing-conception, had worse reproductive performance than cows with no clinical mastitis duri