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Pimelea simplex and St. George disease of cattle.
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An outbreak of tetanus-like disease in cattle.
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Letter: The isolation and structure of the toxin of Pimelea simplex responsible for St. George disease of cattle.
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Rhodococcus (Corynebacterium) equi: a possible cause of reactions to the complement fixation test for Johne's disease of cattle.
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Foot-and-mouth disease in cattle, buffalo and sheep in Java.
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A comparison of the interferon gamma assay with the absorbed ELISA for the diagnosis of Johne's disease in cattle.
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In-vitro activity of ceftiofur against Australian isolates of the family Pasteurellaceae associated with respiratory disease in cattle and pigs.
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Evidence for freedom from Johne's disease in cattle and goats in Western Australia.
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Screening for genetic diseases in cattle.
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Mycotoxic nervous disease in cattle fed sprouted barley contaminated with Aspergillus clavatus.
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The nature of X-disease in cattle.
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Experimental production of hyperkeratosis ("X disease") of cattle with a chlorinated naphthalene.
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Slaughterhouse condemnations for hind leg disease in cattle.
Hindlimb condemnations occurred in 0-11 per cent (194/173,580) of all cattle at a large Scottish slaughterhouse over a 22-month period. Cows and bulls were more frequently involved than steers or heifers. Gross pathology, studied in 42 cattle (21 per cent of the total condemned), revealed osteoarthritis of the stifle and hip respectively in 19 and 16 cases. The traumatic lesions included meniscal damage, anterior and other ligamentous rupture. The UK loss from such condemnation is estimated at over pounds200,000 in January 1977.
Detection of foot-and-mouth disease carriers among water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) after an outbreak of the disease in cattle.
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