N. Sani, S. Abalaka, O. Tenuche, I. Idoko, A. Saleh, D. Olayemi, J. Akinbobola, M.O. Ayeh, E. Zachariya
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Abstract
Contagious bovine pleuropneumonia (CBPP) is an endemic disease in Nigeria (Cadmus and Adesokan, 2009; Alawa et al., 2011; Musa et al., 2016; Francis et al., 2018), caused by the small colony variant of Mycoplasma mycoides subsp. mycoides (Mmm Sc) mainly affecting cattle (Musa et al., 2016). It is characterized clinically by respiratory distress, and pathologically by fibrinous pneumonia and pleurisy (Swai et al., 2013). Outbreaks of CBPP in Nigeria, especially Abuja, have been underreported despite the huge economic losses incurred by owners of affected cattle (Hajara, M., personal communication, December, 2019), and the disease being among the reportable diseases of cattle as listed by OIE (2020). This clinicopathological report therefore describes a case of recrudescence CBPP in a Friesian bull from a cattle ranch in Giri, Abuja, Nigeria.
传染性牛胸膜肺炎(CBPP)是尼日利亚的一种地方病(Cadmus和Adesokan, 2009;Alawa et al.， 2011;Musa等人，2016;Francis等人，2018)，由支原体亚种的小菌落变异引起。真菌(Mmm Sc)主要影响牛(Musa et al.， 2016)。临床表现为呼吸窘迫，病理表现为纤维性肺炎和胸膜炎(Swai et al.， 2013)。尽管受影响牛的主人遭受了巨大的经济损失(M. Hajara，个人传播，2019年12月)，而且该疾病属于世界动物卫生组织(2020年)列出的应报告的牛类疾病之一，但尼日利亚，特别是阿布贾暴发的CBPP疫情却被低估了。因此，本临床病理报告描述了一例来自尼日利亚阿布贾吉里一个养牛场的弗里西亚公牛的复发性CBPP病例。
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