ECTIMA CONTAGIOSO EN OVINOS PDF

Ectima Contagioso Agente Etiologico Patogenia Es un Virus de la familia infecto contagiosa que afecta principalment a ovinos y caprinos. Ectima contagioso en ovinos y caprinos. No description Transcript of Ectima contagioso en ovinos y caprinos. GOAL! Full transcript. Ectima contagioso. JV Epidemiologia. -Dermatitis pustular contagiosa. – Estomatitis pustular contagiosa -Viruela ovina. -Foliculitis por.

The disease is usually characterized by highly infectious pustules on the lips, tongue and around the mouth.

All goats were not vaccinated against orf infection. April 14,[http: The lesions described in contagious ecthyma were observed in young goats at a rate of Crust of necrotic cells, hyperkeratosis, and intracorneal microabscesses or large ulcerated areas were also observed.

In both flocks were identified 84 young goats, with age between two and16 weeks. Usually, contagious ecthyma contgaioso be estimated to last between four to six weeks and restore to health spontaneously, without any form of intervention. Lesions were located in soft gingival tissue, tongue, cheeks, hard palate, typically up to the pharynx, esophagus, ruminal pillars, sometimes abomasums and intestines.

Implications on the emergence of zoonotic orthopoxviruses. The first objective of the goat ovlnos ecthyma study was the evaluation of the new clinical wn present in period October — Marchin goat flocks located in different counties. Detection and diagnosis of parapoxvirus by the polymerase chain reaction. Lesions on the lips appear about days after infection, initially patches with a diameter of 0. Multiple alignments of deduced amino acids sequences were generated. oivnos

Ectima Contagioso by Diana M Albarran on Prezi

Kid with severe, hard and dry proliferative contagious ecthyma lesions in the skin of lips and muzzle Figure 2. Contagious ecthyma; sheep; goat; human infection; parapoxvirus; Poxviridae. All the contents of this journal, except where otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License.

A decrease in host fitness is observed, since the lesions lead to the underfeeding of young lambs. Nevertheless, the lesions can develop into extensive disease, with secondary bacterial infection, and sometimes fatality [6, 9, 14, 15].

In contrast with this increase, the management of small ruminants is rudimentary, uses unsophisticated technical assistance and depends on the native vegetation. The infection may also affect ears, inside of the mouth, lower legs and udder of nursing ewes. Conclusion An increasing number of ORFV outbreaks have occurred worldwide in the last several years [ 7 – 11 ]. Although grouped in ORFV cluster, the Brazilian samples showed variations between their sequences, and presented similarity of The lesions inside of the mouth were observed in only one kid, classified as generalized contagious ecthyma.

Competing interests The authors declare that they have no competing interests. A human case was observed in an investigator that was feeding a goat that later appeared with lesions of the disease.

In Romania, close to Bucharest, Paul Riegler identified in a similar disease in sheep and goat herds [14]. This study provides phylogenetic information about ORFV strains, which is a matter for prospective public health studies. Immunodeficient people, however, can develop serious infections [ 6 ].

There was a problem providing the content you requested

How to cite this article. In the last several years, several ORFV outbreaks have been occurred worldwide [ 7 – 11 ]. ORFV is endemic in Brazil [ 16 ]. This scenario is favorable for an increased number of ORFV outbreaks. Denudated skin lesions with moist and ulcerative lesions in the coronet. After days of incubation [9], the goats with contagious ecthyma develop papillomatous lesions around the mouth and nostrils.

Abstract Background Orf virus ORFVthe prototype of the genus Parapoxvirus PPVis the contsgioso agent of contagious ecthyma, a severe exanthematic dermatitis that afflicts domestic and wild small ruminants. Points indicate regions conserved in all viruses.

De la Concha-Bermejillo, A.

The foot lesions affect the coronary band and soft tissue of interphalangeal area. Acknowledgements We thank MSc. Support Center Support Center.

Clinical signs identified were similar to those described in other papers. The young animals 4 — 6 months are most affected, registering the worst forms, goats are dn sensitive than sheep, and the improved goat breeds are more susceptible Boer or Boer crosses, more rarely Saanen [11, 12]. Poxviridae and their replication; pp.

Kid with severe, hard and dry proliferative. The lesions have been on the soft skin areas or crossing of mucous membranes and skin lips, commissural, on the wings of the nose.