1995
DOI: 10.20506/rst.14.3.862
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Eficacia de la administracion de suero y vacuna en el tratamiento antirrabico de ovinos infectados experimentalmente

Abstract: rabia aislado del zorro, analizar su comportamiento a la vacunación como tratamiento post-infeccioso y buscar un modelo animal que permita la evaluación de nuevos esquemas de vacunación post-infecciosa destinados al hombre, se llevó a cabo este trabajo en el cual fueron utilizados 47 ovinos.

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“…The disease manifests as the furious form in 80% of the animals, however in some animals the clinical signs were reportedly subtle. Virus was recovered in the CNS and the salivary glands, however only 30% of animals produced an antibody response and 50-60% of animals were protected by vaccination (Baltazar and Blancou, 1995).…”
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“…The disease manifests as the furious form in 80% of the animals, however in some animals the clinical signs were reportedly subtle. Virus was recovered in the CNS and the salivary glands, however only 30% of animals produced an antibody response and 50-60% of animals were protected by vaccination (Baltazar and Blancou, 1995).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The clinical outcome of these studies was similar to that seen in naturally-occurring cases of rabies, with incubation times between 10-40 days and morbidity around 3 days. In some cases, death occurred peracutely with no clinical signs reported (Soria Baltazar et al, 1992;Baltazar and Blancou, 1995). In one experimental study, greater than 70% of the sheep developed rabies following an intra-muscular inoculation of RABV in a dose dependant manner (Hudson et al, 1996).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%