Key result
FMD virus was isolated from asymptomatic cattle (39.6%), buffalo (11.4%), sheep (41.2%), and goats (100%), as well as from milk and water samples in Sharkia governorate, Egypt.
Population
Animals (cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goat) in Sharkia governorate, Egypt, without clinical signs of FMD.
Design
Cross-sectional
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High isolation rates from asymptomatic livestock and water suggest silent FMDV circulation; hypothesis-generating for targeted surveillance studies.
Cross-Sectional
FMD virus was isolated at high rates from asymptomatic animals and environmental water samples in Sharkia governorate, Egypt.
Ghoneim et al. (2010) conducted a cross-sectional in Foot and mouth disease (FMD). FMD virus prevalence was evaluated on Isolation rates of FMD virus in tissue culture. FMD virus was isolated from asymptomatic cattle (39.6%), buffalo (11.4%), sheep (41.2%), and goats (100%), as well as from milk and water samples in Sharkia governorate, Egypt.
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