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| - Kapitola v knize je věnována bovinní tuberkulóze u zvířat a lidí především v sedmi zemích střední Evropy (Bosna a Hercegovina, Chorvatsko, Česká republika, Maďarsko, Polsko, Slovensko a Slovinsko). Epidemiologická situace BT zvířat a lidské populace je zde považována za stabilní. Z TB lézí skotu, prasat a dalších domácích a divokých zvířat jsou izolovány jiné mykobakteriální druhy (např. M. avium) než zástupci komplexu M. tuberculosis. Vzácněji je izolováno i M. a. paratuberculosis. Paratuberkulóza se stala nejvážnějším chronickým bakteriálním infekčním onemocněním, u které narůstající prevalence následovala sociálně-ekonomické a zemědělské reformy, ke kterým došlo v zemích střední Evropy na konci 80. let. Dříve byl dovoz zvířat do těchto zemí zakázaný, ale na konci 80. let byla nízká prevalence paratuberkulózy porušena, a to z důvodu zrušení tohoto zákazu dovozu zvířat. Došlo k nárůstu dovážení různých plemen skotu ze zemí západní Evropy s relativně vysokou prevalencí paratuberkulózy. (cs)
- This chapter is devoted to bovine tuberculosis in animals and human beings in 7 European countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the CR, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia). The epidemiological situation of BT in animal and human population could be considered as stable. From TB lesion from cattle, pigs, and other domestic and wild animals, other mycobacterial isolate (esp. M. avium species) than members of M. tuberculosis complex were received. Rarely, M. a. paratuberculosis was isolated. Paratuberculosis has become the most serious chronically infection for which prevalence is increasing following the socio-economic and agricultural reforms that took place in the end of the 1980s in all Central European countries. Previously, the countries restricted animals' importation, but in the 1980s, the low paratuberculosis prevalence restrictions were lifted, giving way to the introductions of various beef from Western Europe with a relatively high prevalence of paratuberculosis.
- This chapter is devoted to bovine tuberculosis in animals and human beings in 7 European countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the CR, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia). The epidemiological situation of BT in animal and human population could be considered as stable. From TB lesion from cattle, pigs, and other domestic and wild animals, other mycobacterial isolate (esp. M. avium species) than members of M. tuberculosis complex were received. Rarely, M. a. paratuberculosis was isolated. Paratuberculosis has become the most serious chronically infection for which prevalence is increasing following the socio-economic and agricultural reforms that took place in the end of the 1980s in all Central European countries. Previously, the countries restricted animals' importation, but in the 1980s, the low paratuberculosis prevalence restrictions were lifted, giving way to the introductions of various beef from Western Europe with a relatively high prevalence of paratuberculosis. (en)
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| - Control and eradication of bovine tuberculosis in central Europe
- Control and eradication of bovine tuberculosis in central Europe (en)
- Kontrola a eradikace bovinní tuberkulózy v zemích střední Evropy (cs)
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| - Control and eradication of bovine tuberculosis in central Europe
- Control and eradication of bovine tuberculosis in central Europe (en)
- Kontrola a eradikace bovinní tuberkulózy v zemích střední Evropy (cs)
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| - Central European countries, cattle, pig, molecular epidemiology, wild animals, human population (en)
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| - Mycobacterium bovis Infection in Animals and Humans
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