ArticleJournal of veterinary research2017
Prevalence of The Main Infectious Causes of Abortion in Dairy Cattle in Algeria.
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Abstract
introductionAbortion in cattle is a major source of economic losses for the agriculture sector. It can be due to infectious or non-infectious factors. Among infectious factors, parasites, bacteria, viruses, and fungi can be involved. The present work investigated the prevalence of the main infectious agents of abortion in Algerian cattle. MATERIAL AND
methodsAltogether 278 non-aborting and 82 aborting cows were analysed.
resultsThe prevalence ranged from 0% for
conclusionsThe pathogens enumerated here could be major causes of abortion among Algerian cattle.
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