hydranencephaly/diarrhea

Seven cases of hydranencephaly and cerebellar hypoplasia in a water buffalo herd are described. The herd of 133 females was divided for mating into 4 groups and mated with different bulls. The disease was observed in the offspring of 5 cows from only 1 group over a period of 6 years. These cows had

Hydranencephaly with porencephalic cavitation of the cerebellum was diagnosed, over a 2-year period, in five calves from an 80-cow herd. Affected calves were blind and exhibited fine head tremors and limb rigidity. Bovine virus diarrhea-mucosal disease (BVD-MD) antigens, found in the tissues of two

Diagnosing the cause of bovine congenital malformations (BCMs) is challenging for bovine veterinary practitioners and laboratory diagnosticians as many known as well as a large number of not-yet reported syndromes exist. Foetal infection with certain viruses, including bovine virus diarrhea virus

Schmallenberg disease has emerged in North-Western Europe in 2011 and has since spread widely, even across the European borders. It has the potency to infect many, mainly ruminant, species, but seems to lack zoonotic potential. Horizontal transmission occurs through various Culicoides biting midges