ArticleJDS communications2024
Confirmed bacteriological diagnosis and cure of nonsevere gram-positive clinical mastitis cases enrolled in a randomized clinical trial based on results of on-farm culture.
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Our objectives were to describe the confirmed bacteriological diagnosis of mastitis pathogens cultured from cases of nonsevere clinical mastitis (CM) identified as gram-positive (GP) using on-farm culture and to compare differences in bacteriological cure (BC) based on antimicrobial (AM) therapy. Cows that developed nonsevere CM in a single quarter were enrolled in a randomized clinical trial based on microbial growth on GP selective agars. Cows were randomly assigned to receive a once-daily intramammary treatment: 3 d hetacillin (n = 69), 3 d ceftiofur (n = 69), 8 d ceftiofur (n = 70), or to a nontreated group (n = 32). Etiologies were confirmed with MALDI-TOF using frozen duplicate milk samples. The crude proportion of BC was determined using milk samples collected at 14, 21, and 28 d after enrollment for cases caused by streptococci, NAS,
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