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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P25
Investigation Of Subclinical Mastitis And The Role Of Non- Aureus Staphylococci In A Dairy Farm With Chronically Elevated Bulk Tank Milk Somatic Cell Count
Konstantinos Themistokleous et al.
Evangelos Kiossis1. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, School of Health Sciences, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 54124, Greece, Thessaloniki, Greece
Objective: The objective was twofold: a) to retrospectively evaluate subclinical mastitis (SCM) in a dairy farm with per- sistently elevated bulk tank milk somatic cell count (SCC), and b) to investigate the ro
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P26
Case Study – Efficacy Of Vaccination Program Of Against Clinical Mastitis At A Well-Managed Dairy Farm In Poland
Paweł Pardyka et al.
Poland
Objectives: Clinical mastitis caused by environmental pathogens seems to be one of the greatest problems in the dairy industry, even at well-managed dairy farms. It leads to economic losses connected to milk yi
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P27
Genetic Variability Between S. Aureus Isolates And Differences In Epidemiology And Control Of Subclinical Mastitis In A Subset Of Low And High Scc Irish Herds
Javier Caballero-Villalobos et al.
Veterinary Medicine, Dublin, Republic of Ireland.
Objectives: Staphylococcus aureus is the main causal agent of mastitis in domestic ruminants worldwide. Intrama- mmary infections produced by S. aureus, although frequently subclinical, may lead to huge economi
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P28
Case Study - Effect Of The Administration Of Two Vaccines Against Mastitis On Some Key Udder Health Indicators In A Dairy Cattle Herd In Galicia
Marcos Vázquez Pérez et al.
2 2 Cooperativa Central de Frades, A Coruña, Spain
Objective: To evaluate the effect of the implementation of an immunization programme involving two vaccines against bovine Escherichia coli (E. coli), coliform, Coagulase-Negative Staphylococi (CNS), Staphyloco
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P29
Detection Of Multiple Mycoplasma Species In Different Sample Types Collected From Dairy Herds With Mycoplasma Mastitis
Gloria Gioia et al.
Paolo Moroni1. Cornell University, Ithaca, United States
Objectives: Mycoplasma species have a worldwide dis- tribution causing mastitis, pneumonia, otitis, reproductive disorders and many other infectious diseases in dairy cattle. Interaction of mycoplasmas with the
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P30
Prevalence Of Mastitis Pathogens In Southern Germany – Observations Of A Stratified Random Sample
Ulrike S. Sorge et al.
gartner2. Bavarian Animal Health Services, Poing, Germany
Objectives: The objective of this study was to describe the prevalence of mastitis pathogens in Bavaria, Southern Germany. Materials & Methods: In the fall of 2017 a list of all Bavarian dairy farms - excluding
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P31
Effect Of Milking Machine And Cow Management Improvement On Teat End Condition
Felipe Zanforlin Freitas et al.
Evoluir Saúde do Leite, Patos de Minas, Brazil.
Objective: Teat end closure is mammary’s gland first de- fense mechanism against new intramammary infections (IMI). Poor milking machine regulation is one of the most important causes of teat end damage, thus h
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P32
Statistical Model To Predict Bulk Tank Scc Variations When Key Parameter Are Changed At 272 Farms In Galicia
Margarita Penelas et al.
Sesto1, A. Tato1, Lorena Nodar2, Ivan Mato2, Daniel Angelats2, Paula Villoria2. SERAGRO, A Coruña, Spain
Objectives: Somatic cells are the most essential factors naturally present in milk and somatic cell count (SCC) is used as an indicator of monitoring mastitis incidence in the herd and also to assess milk quali
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P33
Cause Of Intramammary Infection In Free-Stall Barns Milked With Automatic Or Conventional Milking System
Mari Hovinen et al.
Soveri1. University of Helsinki, Mäntsälä, Finland
Objectives: Automatic milking has several differences to conventional milking and may alter the distribution of bacte- ria that cause intra-mammary infection (IMI). The same milk- ing-unit milks approximately 5
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P34
Cross-Linking And Analysis Of Dhia Milk Recording Data With Bacteriological Milk Results For Implementation Of Information-Based Udder Health Management In Dairy Farms
Peter Klocke et al.
bovicare GmbH, Potsdam, Germany.
Objectives: Sustainable treatment of bovine mastitis and dry cow therapy requires additional information prior to drug administration in order to reduce antibiotics in dairy herd health management. Therapy plan
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P35
Milking Routine And Quality Of Chilled Raw Milk Produced In Southwest Paraná
Angélica Link et al.
Gregolin1, Michele Dos Santos1, Alcione Santa Catarina1, Marla Schneider1, Alice Maria Melville Paiva Della Libera3, Viviani Gomes3, Fernando Nogueira De Souza3, Maiara Garcia Blagitz1. UFFS, Realeza, Brazil
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P36
Embolic Pneumonia Associated With Udder Cleft Dermatitis In Dutch Dairy Cows
Christian G. M. Scherpenzeel et al.
Royal GD Animal Health, Deventer, Netherlands.
Objectives: Udder cleft dermatitis (UCD; also bovine ul- cerative mammary dermatitis or foul udder) is an inflamma- tion of the udder skin and is most often located between the frontquarters and at the transiti
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P37
Evaluation Of Milk Cellularity For Mastitis Detection In Primiparous And Multiparous Lacaune Ewes And Distribution Staphylococcus Non Aureus In Milk And Environment By Mass Spectrometry
Marla Schneider et al.
Mastitis is inflammation of the mammary gland and has multiple etiologies. Its early diagnosis minimizes economic losses and improves animal welfare. Staphylococcus non au- reus (SNA) microorganisms are the most pathogens associ- ated with mastitis i
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P38
Performance Study With Vetoslide: Comparison Study Between Vetoslide And Columbia Agar Plates With Sheep Blood
Heinrich-Juergen Zumbusch et al.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany.
Objective: The aim of this study is to compare the perfor- mance of the mastitis rapid test VetoSlide® to conventional Columbia agar plates with sheep blood used in the diagnosis of mastitis. VetoSlide® is a cu
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P39
Statistical Analysis Of 33 Dutch Farms Of Several Udder Health Kpis And Antibiotic Usage Before And After Using A Polyvalent Mastitis Vaccine
Lorena Nodar Nodar et al.
1 2 Pochodyla1, Rui Cepeda1, Paula Villoria1. Laboratorios HIPRA, Amer, Spain
Objectives: Mastitis is frequent and costly disease in dairy cattle. It has negative impact on animal welfare, milk quality as well increased use of antibiotics. The objective of this poster is to analyse the e
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P40
Statistical Analysis Of 7 Dairy Farms With Automatic Milking System (Ams) In France Before And After The Use Of Polyvalent Mastitis Vaccine
Lorena Nodar et al.
Laboratorios HIPRA, Amer, Spain
Objectives: AMS provide solid data related to milk quali- ty thus the efficacy of a polyvalent vaccine against Staphylo- coccus aureus (Staph. aureus), non S. aureus Staphylococci (NAS), Escherichia coli (E. co
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P41
Field Experience: Vaccination Against Streptococcus Uberis Experience In A Dairy Farm In Italy
Massimiliano Busacchini et al.
Rui Cepeda3. HIPRA Italy, Coccaglio, Italy
Objectives: Holistic control programs are much needed to control mastitis in dairy herds, as mastitis is one of the most frequent and costly disease. Over the years, Streptococcus uberis (Strep. uberis) have be
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P42
Case Report: Usage Of Subunit Streptococcus Uberis Vaccine On A Commercial Farm In Southern Germany
Katharina Bente et al.
Spain.
Objectives: Mastitis control programs are frequently used in dairy production. Mastitis is still one of the most frequently occurring and costly diseases in modern dairy farms (Halasa st WORLD BUIATRICS CONGRES
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P43
Case Report: Usage Of Subunit Streptococcus Uberis Vaccine On A Commercial Farm In The North Of Germany
Katharina Bente et al.
Pahlen, Germany
Objectives: Mastitis control programs are frequently used in dairy production. Mastitis is still one of the most frequently occurring and costly diseases in modern dairy farms (Halasa et al., 2007), with Strept
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P44
Regular Milking Within Natural Suckling Behavior Interval Minimizes Differential Somatic Cell Count In Dairy Cows Milked By Automatic Milking Systems
Saskia Meier et al.
University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf, Triesdorf, Germany.
Objectives: Somatic cell count (SCC) is a reliable and approved parameter for the estimation of udder health. The main cell types regarding somatic cells in the udder are lym- phocytes, macrophages, and polymor
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P45
Reduction Of Scc, New Imi, Cm And Milk Production In Heifers With And Without The Use Of An Internal Teat Sealant
Guillermo Federico Casasnovas et al.
Argentina
Objectives: Intramammary infections (IMI) are common in dairy heifers, and these can negatively affect future milk pro- duction. Bismuth subnitrate-based internal teat sealants (ITS) have been used to prevent n
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P46
Retained Placenta As A Potential Reservoir Of Milk Pathogens In Dairy Cows
Diana Ribeiro et al.
Animal and Veterinary Research Centre (CECAV), University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Vilareal, Portugal
Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the presence of the main milk pathogens in dairy cows with retained placenta. Materials and methods: Uterine fluid samples were taken from 15 cows presenting retained pl
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P47
Microorganisms And Risk Factors Associated With Bovine
mastitis in Andalusia et al.
Silvia Molina Gay1, Lidia Gómez Gascón2, Ana Muñoz Jurado1, Mari Ángeles Mena Rodríguez2, Francisco Jurado Martos1, Inmaculada Luque2, Rafael J. Astorga2, Alfonso Maldonado2, Fernando Cardoso Toset1. Dpto. I+D+i CICAP, Pozoblanco, Spain
Objectives: Mastitis in dairy cattle is a globally widespread infectious disease that is responsible for large economic loss- es for the dairy industry due to lower milk yield and quality. In Andalusia, Córdoba
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Udder Health and Mastitis
2022
UH-P48
Microbial Group Classification By Nirs Analysis Of Milk For The Appropriate Choice Of Bovine Mastitis Antibiotic Treatment
Pablo Rodríguez-Hernández et al.
Dpto. Producción animal, Universidad de Córdoba., Córdoba, Spain
Objectives: Bovine mastitis is a multifactorial process considered the most prevalent infectious disease in dairy cat- tle, being responsible of huge economic losses in dairy sector. A correct diagnosis of the