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Epidemiological Survey of Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis in Franceisease in 5 to 7% of investigated respiratory outbreaks..Epidemiological features of infection result in necessary control measures. Imported cattle should be serologically tested in order to prevent further spread of infection and the introduction of possibly virulent virus strains. Bulls have to b

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Respiratory Diseases in Cattle Disease Incidence and Epidemiology — The Situation in Germany.These respiratory diseases generally became evident after the stress of very long transportation. On the other hand cattle without antibodies, which were brought into districts with a high rate of respiratory disease, became sick in almost every case..In the past few years, in addition to virus inf

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Respiratory Diseases in Cattle in the Republic of Irelandal nematodes..A growing tendency to intensive rearing of young cattle particularly will, no doubt, lead to increased incidences of viral and bacterial respiratory problems..Acute pulmonary emphysema (‘fog fever’) is fairly frequently encountered in autumn.

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Bovine Respiratory Diseases: The Situation in the Netherlandss, on the other hand, cause problems mainly in the autumn. Symptoms become manifest in young animals after they come back from pasture and are housed for some time. Bovine RS virus infections are probably an important cause of respiratory trouble in young cattle in the Netherlands. Systematic resear