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. 2016 Dec;57(12):1281-1283.

Influence of parity of birth and suckled sows on piglet nasal mucosal colonization with Haemophilus parasuis

Marion Brean  1 , Sam Abraham  1 , Michelle Hebart  1 , Roy N Kirkwood  1
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Influence of parity of birth and suckled sows on piglet nasal mucosal colonization with Haemophilus parasuis

Marion Brean et al. Can Vet J. 2016 Dec.

Abstract
in English, French

Litters of primiparous and multiparous sows were switched at 12 d and nasally swabbed at 12, 18, and 23 d for detection of Haemophilus parasuis. At lactation days 12 and 23, mucosal colonization rates for multiparous and primiparous litters were 0% versus 33% and 26% versus 60%, respectively.

Effet de la parité des truies biologiques et adoptives sur la colonisation de la muqueuse nasale des porcelets parHaemophilis parasuis. Les portées issues de truies primipares et de truies multipares ont été échangées à 12 jours d’âge. Des prélèvements nasaux ont été réalisés à 12, 18 et 23 jours d’âge afin de détecter la présence d’Haemophilus parasuis. Au 12ème et au 23ème jour de lactation, les taux de colonisation de la muqueuse des portées élevées par des truies multipares et des portées élevées par des truies primipares étaient respectivement de 0 % contre 33 % et de 26 % contre 60 %.(Traduit par les auteurs).

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