isolamentos bacterianos de fetos abortados bovinos examinados no instituto biológico de são paulo, no período de 1985 a 1992

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Abstract
No período de 1985 a 1992, foram analisadas bacteriologicamente 544 amostras de órgãos e anexos fetais, provenientes de 282 fetos bovinos, oriundos de rebanhos, na maioria leiteiros, procedentes de vários estados do Brasil. Foram consideradas como possíveis causas de abortamento, as bactérias patogênicas e as culturas puras ou preponderantes de bactérias oportunistas. Excluindo-se os materiais impróprios para exame (25/282), dos 257 restantes, em 37,4% foram diagnosticadas causas bacterianas, tais como: Brucella abortus (6,2%), Leptospira spp (6,2%), Staphylococcus aureus (5,4%), Campylobacter fetus (4,7%) e Streptococcus Beta hemolitico (3,5%). Os focos destes agentes apresentavam-se amplamente distribuídos no Estado de São Paulo.
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Authors ;Margareth Éllde Genovez;Eliana Scarcelli;Sandra Rojas;Waldyr Giorgi;Carlos Noryuki Kaneto
Journal Pathogens and disease
Year 1993
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10.11606/issn.1678-4456.bjvras.1993.52021
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http://www.revistas.usp.br/bjvras/article/view/52021
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