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Schmallenberg virus in 2012/13

Veterinary Record, 2012
IN August, I wrote to give an update on the surveillance Defra was funding to find out where Schmallenberg virus (SBV) had spread to in England and Wales over the summer of 2012 ( VR , August 4, 2012, vol 171, p130). The results from this have been updated in the SBV pages on the AHVLA website (www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla/2012/12/14/schmallenberg-virus ...
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Schmallenberg virus: a cyclical problem

Veterinary Record, 2018
Whether Schmallenberg virus (SBV) is a serious threat to ruminant breeding in Europe or is just another of the transboundary and emerging pathogens becoming popular recently due to changes in climate, political situations or scientific approaches remains under debate.
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Emergence and spread of Schmallenberg virus

Veterinary Record, 2013
IF the adage that the ‘retrospectoscope’ is a powerful tool is to be believed, it is useful to review the occurrence of the second epizootic viral vector borne disease to emerge in five years in Northern Europe: the emergence of Schmallenberg virus (SBV) illustrates a number of key principles in the control of such transboundary diseases ...
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Schmallenberg Virus Antibodies Detected in Poland

Transboundary and Emerging Diseases, 2012
Between 24 and 30 July 2012 230 adult goats from three western provinces of Poland bordering on Germany (Western Pomerania, Lubuskie and Lower Silesia) were blood-sampled and tested for antibodies to Schmallenberg virus (SBV) using indirect immunoenzymatic test (ID Screen® Schmallenberg virus indirect, IDvet Innovative Diagnostics).
J, Kaba, M, Czopowicz, L, Witkowski
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Experimental Schmallenberg virus infection of pigs

Veterinary Microbiology, 2014
Schmallenberg virus (SBV) is a newly emerged virus responsible for an acute non-specific syndrome in adult cattle including high fever, decrease in milk production and severe diarrhea. It also causes reproductive problems in cattle, sheep and goat including abortions, stillbirths and malformations.
Antoine, Poskin, Willem, Van Campe, Laurent, Mostin, Brigitte, Cay, Nick, De Regge   +4 more
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Schmallenberg Virus: A Novel Virus of Veterinary Importance

2017
In late 2011, unspecific clinical symptoms such as fever, diarrhea, and decreased milk production were observed in dairy cattle in the Dutch/German border region. After exclusion of classical endemic and emerging viruses by targeted diagnostic systems, blood samples from acutely diseased cows were subjected to metagenomics analysis.
Kerstin, Wernike, Martin, Beer
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Schmallenberg virus in Azerbaijan 2012–2018

Archives of Virology, 2019
Schmallenberg virus is an orthobunyavirus that infects ruminants and can cause transient fever, diarrhea, reduced milk production, congenital malformations, and abortions. Following the first suspected cases in Azerbaijan, a surveillance study was launched to determine and follow the situation.
Shalala, Zeynalova, Mahira, Vatani, Aynur, Asarova, Christian E, Lange   +3 more
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Schmallenberg virus: an update

In Practice, 2015
Much has been learned about Schmallenberg virus since it first appeared in Northern Europe three years ago, but a number of uncertainties remain. This article looks at what has happened over the past 12 months and where that leaves us for the coming year.
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Schmallenberg virus in the UK

Livestock
Schmallenberg Virus (SBV) was first identified in late 2011 in German cattle and is transmitted by the insect vector Culicoides. Although adults present asymptomatically, if infected during a specific period of gestation, vertical transmission of SBV can occur, causing congenital defects in the young. Currently, there are no specific treatment for SBV
Owain John Jones, Jo Oultram
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Evidence of Schmallenberg virus in Scotland in 2012

Veterinary Record, 2013
Evidence of Schmallenberg virus activity in Scotland during 2012 Marked rise in ovine abortions due to Campylobacter species
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