1999
DOI: 10.1136/vr.144.14.365
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Eradication of Aujeszky's disease from New Zealand pig herds 1976–1997

Abstract: Aujeszky's disease was first diagnosed in the North Island of New Zealand in 1976. It has never been reported in the South Island. An industry-funded eradication programme was initiated in 1989 to eradicate the disease from the national pig herd. By using a combination of serological surveys, abattoir surveillance, test and slaughter, depopulation, vaccination and movement restrictions, Aujeszky's disease was eradicated by 1997.

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“…Increasing international trade restrictions resulting from the new EU legislation, currency losses and the heterogeneous and difficult epidemiological situation inside the country prompted the establishment of a national control and eradication programme in Germany, similar to pioneering programmes in Italy (Lodetti and Amadori, 1992), the USA (Annelli, 1993;Bech-Nielsen et al, 1995), the Netherlands (Stegeman, 1997), New Zealand (Pannett et al, 1999) and Sweden (Andersson et al, 1997). At the beginning of the past decade, the German national AD eradication programme was mainly adapted to the epidemiological situation in the Western parts of the country.…”
Section: The German Aujeszky's Disease Eradication Programmementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increasing international trade restrictions resulting from the new EU legislation, currency losses and the heterogeneous and difficult epidemiological situation inside the country prompted the establishment of a national control and eradication programme in Germany, similar to pioneering programmes in Italy (Lodetti and Amadori, 1992), the USA (Annelli, 1993;Bech-Nielsen et al, 1995), the Netherlands (Stegeman, 1997), New Zealand (Pannett et al, 1999) and Sweden (Andersson et al, 1997). At the beginning of the past decade, the German national AD eradication programme was mainly adapted to the epidemiological situation in the Western parts of the country.…”
Section: The German Aujeszky's Disease Eradication Programmementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The demographics, patterns of work and information needs of veterinarians in New Zealand were examined in detail Morris 1988, 1989) and vaccine effi cacy (Motha et al 1987) and sero-prevalence studies (MacDiarmid 1990) set the stage for what proved to be a successful industry-funded programme for eradication of Aujesky's disease from pig herds (Pannett et al 1999).…”
Section: The 1980smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, the disease control is carried out mainly through vaccination using attenuated gene-deletion vaccines along with differential diagnosis to differentiate vaccinated from infected animals (Muller et al, 2011;Freuling et al, 2017). Since the implementation of this strategy in 1980s, PRV has been successfully eradicated from domestic pigs of many countries, including the United States, most of Europe and New Zealand (Pannett et al, 1999;An et al, 2013;Ketusing et al, 2014;Freuling et al, 2017). For the Chinese swine industry, has been widely used since early 1990s (An et al, 2013;Sun et al, 2016); it was imported from Hungary in 1979 that contains a complete deletion of the region coding for glycoprotein E (gE) and US9 and partial deletion within the gI and US2 coding regions (Bartha, 1961;Yuan et al, 1983;Lomniczi et al, 1984).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%