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PCVD is that PCV2 may be present, albeit at low levels, in the tissues of sub-clinically infected but seemingly healthy pigs.
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At our laboratory, PCV2 DNA levels above logarithm (base 10) 10 7 to 108 per gram in tissues, and above 10 4 to 105 per millilitre in serum are indicative of PCVD.
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Based on these the economical benefit of piglet vaccination can be estimated, and is reported to be as high as US$9. 85 in a non-complicated case of PCVD.
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PMWS were described over a decade ago, the definitive diagnosis of PCVD in individual pigs is not always simple.
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Since the mid-1990's, PCVD has been diagnosed in virtually all pig rearing areas of the globe with the notable exception of Australia.
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While PCV2b provided a possible explanation for the eastern Canadian outbreak, concurrent infections with new strains of PRRSv and SIV, which were also circulating in the eastern Canadian pig population, cannot be ruled out as contributors to the PCVD outbreak.
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However, this case definition fails to set out objectively intervention levels or upper-level mortality or prevalence targets that are indicative of PCVD.
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However, the consensus is that the use of PCV2 vaccines led to the rapid decline in the number of PCVD herd epizootics in
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This data suggests that infection of swine with PCV2b alone is not the single causal event responsible for the North American PCVD epizootic.
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While the acronyms PCVD and PMWS have been widely used over the last decade, the American Association of Swine Veterinarians in 2006 endorsed 'PCVAD'.
ruzuzu commented on the word PCVD
Porcine circovirus disease.
August 17, 2010