Treatment of Bovine papillomavirus-induced teat warts in a cow by using Podophyllin magistral formula and autologous vaccine applications together

Kale, Mehmet; SALTIK, Hasbi Sait; Hasırcıoğlu, Sibel; Yıldırım, Yakup; Yavru, Sibel; Mamak, Nuri; Atli, Kamil

doi:10.18805/ijar.b-911

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“…Udder myiasis was treated successfully with complete recovery, which was similar with the treatment procedures of Rahman et al (2009). The uses of autogenous vaccine for udder and teat papilloma (wart) were effective and corresponding to the researches of Khalid et al (2021), Nethra and Babu (2018) and Kale et al (2019). The management procedures of teat canal polyps, superficial teat cracks and teat sores were feasible to bring positive outcomes in terms of morphology and function of mammary tissue, and were collateral as described by Rathod et al (2009), Nouh et al (2014), Khan et al (2020) and Sharma et al (2020).…”

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Surgical interventions of udder and teat affections in dairy cows

Munif¹,

Hasan²,

Alam³

2020

VIS

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Various udder and teat affections are most common in high yielding dairy cows which cause huge economic loss to the dairy sectors. This study focuses on the surgical affections of udder and teat in dairy cows to restore the moderate productive performance as well as the morphology of udder and teat through feasible surgical procedures. Fifty-four dairy cows with various surgical affections of udder and teat were experimented. The amounts of milk yield (litre/day), and the morphology of udder (symmetry of quarters and circumference) and teat (size, shape and height) were recorded just before and after 45 days of the relevant surgical approaches to evaluate the changes. The surgical affections included mostly the teat laceration and fistulae (12.96%), moderately the teat sores, udder abscess, gangrenous teat, papilloma of teat and udder; whereas teat canal polyps, gangrenous udder and caseous lump in udder were less frequent (5.56%)individual cases among the selected dairy cows. After surgical interventions, the milk yield (litre/day) was significantly (P<0.01) increased along with the positive significant (P<0.01) changes in the morphology of udder and teat of the affected cows. Thus, the surgical managements highly impacted on the improvement of the affected udder and teat in the dairy cattle maintaining their productive performances.

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Surgical interventions of udder and teat affections in dairy cows

Munif¹,

Hasan²,

Alam³

2020

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“…In their research, they found a favorable result. A dairy cow with severe teat warts was treated by Kale et al (2019) using podophyllin and an autologous vaccination. They used ELISA to check for the presence of BPV (Ag) in the animal's blood serum and found a positive result.…”

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Searching bovine papillomavirus presence in lesions seen on teats of cows

Özmen

Kale

2023

Pesq. Vet. Bras.

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“…Los métodos quirúrgicos (electrocauterio, ligadura y crioterapia) (23), homeopatía, farmacoterapia inmunomoduladora y antibioterapia (24,25,26), inyecciones químicas como tiomalato de litio y antimonio (26), autovacunación y autohemoterapia son algunos de estos métodos. (23,27).…”

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Investigación de la efectividad de varios métodos de tratamiento en cabras con papilomatosis cutánea

Yıldırım

BOZKURT²,

Küçük³

et al. 2022

Rev MVZ Córdoba

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Objetivo. Este estudio investigó los efectos de recuperación del levamisol, el extracto de Tarantula cubensis y la combinación de levamisol+extracto de T. cubensis en cabras con papilomatosis cutánea. Materiales y métodos. Se incluyeron en el estudio cuarenta cabras de pelo entre 2 y 4 años de edad en período de lactancia, que fueron diagnosticadas clínicamente de papilomatosis, y se dividieron en cuatro grupos aleatoriamente, cada uno con diez cabras. No se realizó ninguna aplicación en cabras en el grupo de control. Se administraron levamisol (5mg/kg, por vía intramuscular), extracto de T.cubensis (4ml, por vía subcutánea) y levamisol (5mg/kg, por vía intramuscular) y extracto de T.cubensis (4ml, por vía subcutánea) a las cabras en el grupo de levamisol, grupo de extracto de T. cubensis y grupo combinado, respectivamente, dos veces a intervalos semanales. Todos los animales de los grupos se controlaron a intervalos de 15 días durante tres meses. Resultados. Si bien no se observó recuperación en el grupo de control, se observó regresión en solo el papiloma de un animal (10%). Las tasas de recuperación y regresión fueron 40% y 40% en el grupo de levamisol, 30% y 40% en el grupo de extracto de T. cubensis y 60% y 30% en el grupo combinado, respectivamente. Conclusiones. Se encontró que los tres tratamientos aplicados en cabras para tratar la papilomatosis cutánea eran efectivos en diferentes grados. Cuando se comparó entre los grupos de tratamiento, se encontró que la combinación de extracto de levamisol+T. cubensis era un tratamiento más efectivo.

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Treatment of Bovine papillomavirus-induced teat warts in a cow by using Podophyllin magistral formula and autologous vaccine applications together

Cited by 7 publications

References 13 publications

Surgical interventions of udder and teat affections in dairy cows

Surgical interventions of udder and teat affections in dairy cows

Searching bovine papillomavirus presence in lesions seen on teats of cows

Investigación de la efectividad de varios métodos de tratamiento en cabras con papilomatosis cutánea

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