XIII SECEM Congress
The Spanish Society for the Conservation and Study of Mammals has held its thirteenth congress in Guadalajara from 6 to 9 December. The Viral Immunology and Preventive Medicine group has participated with the following communications:
- Situación sanitaria de carnívoros silvestres en Castilla-La Mancha: preparando el terreno para el lince ibérico.
Lima-Barbero JF., Barasona JA., Ruiz Alba JF., Mata Huete M., Triguero-Ocana R., Risalde MA., Ferreras P., Diaz Ruiz F., Tobajas J., Boadella M. y Gortazar C. - Efecto de la tortuosidad sobre las estimas del rango diario de desplazamiento: el jabalí (Sus scrofa) como caso de estudio.
Palencia P., Barroso P., Vicente J., Barasona JA. y Acevedo P. - Actualización de la peste porcina africana en la interfaz jabalí/porcino doméstico: medidas preventivas.
Jurado C., Ruiz-Fons F., Sanchez-Vizcaino JM. y Barasona JA. - El incremento poblacional del jabalí amenaza la fauna silvestre asociada a los humedales.
Barasona JA., Boadella M., Gortazar C., Pinheiro X., Zumalacarregui C., Vicente J. y Vinuela J. - Primeros datos de área de campeo del jabalí (Sus scrofa, L. 1758) en Galicia (Póster).
Pardavila-Rodriguez X., Lamosa-Torres A., Carro-Marino F., Vicente J., Barasona JA., Acevedo P. y Soriguer R. - Monitorización sanitaria del lince ibérico reintroducido en Castilla-La Mancha (Póster).
Lima-Barbero JF., Crespo E., Garcia-Talens A. y Barasona JA.
The outline of African Swine Fever
On December 6, Professor Sánchez-Vizcaíno will visit the Hokkaido University in Japan to give the seminar "The outline of African Swine Fever".
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Why is African swine fever still present in Sardinia?
New research article published in Transboundary and Emerging Diseases journal.
Body temperature and motion: Evaluation of an online monitoring system in pigs challenged with Porcine Reproductive & Respiratory Syndrome Virus
New research article published in Research in Veterinary Science journal.
Highly contagious and emerging diseases cause significant losses in the pig producing industry worldwide. Rapid and exact acquisition of real-time data, like body temperature and animal movement from the production facilities would enable early disease detection and facilitate adequate response. In this study, carried out within the European Union research project RAPIDIA FIELD, we tested an online monitoring system on pigs experimentally infected with the East European subtype 3 Porcine Reproductive & Respiratory Syndrome Virus (PRRSV) strain Lena. We linked data from different body temperature measurement methods and the real-time movement of the pigs.
Gaps in African swine fever: Analysis and priorities
New research article published in Transboundary and Emerging Diseases.
Motion-based video monitoring for early detection of livestock diseases: The case of African swine fever
PLOS ONE published this new research article