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Bahonar A, Amiri K, Akbarin H, Rasoli Beirami N, Amiri H, Imani Tabar F, et al . Outbreak Investigation of Brucellosis in an Industrial Dairy Cattle Farm in Isfahan Province-Iran. irje 2013; 8 (4) :26-30
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AR Bahonar * 
1, K Amiri , HD Akbarin , N Rasoli Beirami , HR Amiri , F Imani Tabar , SH Khajeh Nasiri , S Arab Zadeh , V Iranian veterinary organization , AS Makenali
1, K Amiri , HD Akbarin , N Rasoli Beirami , HR Amiri , F Imani Tabar , SH Khajeh Nasiri , S Arab Zadeh , V Iranian veterinary organization , AS Makenali
1- , abahonar@ut.ac.ir
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Background & Objectives: Prevention and control of brucellosis in animals is the main route of its prevention in human. After detecting a brucellosis outbreak in an industrial dairy cattle farm in Isfahan province in Iran, an epidemiological investigation was carried out to determine prevalence of seropositive cows and incidence rate inorder to eliminate positive couws.
Methods: This study was carried out to determine abortion rates in caws. RBPT, SAT and 2ME serologic tests were used for detecting infected cows and Brucella agar for isolation of bacteria. Data analysis was performed by Chi-square test and calculation of cumulative incidence ratio.
Results: Of total 1395 female cows above 4 months age, 706 infected animals were found during investigation (March-December 2011). Incidence of abortion in infected cows was significantly higher than no infected (34% versus 14%, P<0.05). Culture for 47 milk samples was positive for brucella out of 100 milk samples.
Conclusion: Attention to using reduce dose of RB51 vaccine, controlling of import animal in farm besides biosecurity are the main factors for prevention of similar outbreaks in dairy farms.
Methods: This study was carried out to determine abortion rates in caws. RBPT, SAT and 2ME serologic tests were used for detecting infected cows and Brucella agar for isolation of bacteria. Data analysis was performed by Chi-square test and calculation of cumulative incidence ratio.
Results: Of total 1395 female cows above 4 months age, 706 infected animals were found during investigation (March-December 2011). Incidence of abortion in infected cows was significantly higher than no infected (34% versus 14%, P<0.05). Culture for 47 milk samples was positive for brucella out of 100 milk samples.
Conclusion: Attention to using reduce dose of RB51 vaccine, controlling of import animal in farm besides biosecurity are the main factors for prevention of similar outbreaks in dairy farms.
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Received: 2011/12/19 | Accepted: 2012/09/22 | Published: 2013/08/18
Received: 2011/12/19 | Accepted: 2012/09/22 | Published: 2013/08/18
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