Multi-Drug Resistant Pasteurella multocida and Mannheimia haemolytica Strains Isolated from Different Hosts Affected by Pneumonic Pasteurellosis in Egypt

Abstract

Advances in Animal and Veterinary Sciencesor physiological stress induced by unfavourable climatic and ecological conditions, including severely bad weather, improper management, co-mingling, overcrowding, shipping or prior infection with mycoplasma, respiratory viruses or certain other pathogens, may therefore contribute to pneumonic pasteurellosis (Tadesse et al., 2017).The acute febrile course of pneumonic pasteurellosis is characterized by death of infected animals within few days after the onset of clinical signs if they are not properly

Identification of serotypes of Mannheimia haemolytica and Pasteurella multocida from pneumonic cases of sheep and goats and their antimicrobial sensitivity profiles in Borana and Arsi zones, Ethiopia

“…That is, these results suggest that the vaccine effectively reduced the occurrence of pneumonia caused by P. multocida in sheep and goats. In consent to our findings higher seroprevalence of P. multocida serotype A (60%) was observed in sheep in north Ethiopia 26 and elsewhere in the world such as 83% in Spain 27 and 87.5% in Egypt 28 .…”

A Review on the Potential Effects of Combination Treatments of Anti-microbial and Anti-inflammatory Drugs Towards Male Reproductive Physiology in Pneumonic Bucks

“…Mannheimia, a bacterium was named after Walter Mannheim, a German biologist who contributed to the knowledge of the Pasteurellaceae family's taxonomy (Bahr et al 2021). Pasteurella haemolytica is classified into two biotypes: Arabinose (A) and Trehalose (T) based on sugar fermentation patterns determined by rapid plate agglutination test.…”

Molecular Characterization of Pasterulla Multocida in Fattening Bovine

“…Pasteurellosis is a worldwide disease reported in numerous countries in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and southern Europe. It is endemic in Egypt and is considered one of the highly contagious respiratory diseases that dent cattle husbandry in Egypt, as respiratory infections cause catastrophic economic repercussions and fatal complications in vulnerable young calves due to pneumonia [7][8][9].…”

“…Septicaemia is a hallmark feature across all disease forms. In certain cases, lymphadenopathy, particularly those located around the head and neck area is manifested as edematous swelling of submandibular and brisket regions [1,8,11].…”