Rift Valley fever

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Clinical signs

22

Host species

10

Viral disease Zoonotic

Clinical Signs

Systemic

Pyrexia (Fever) Required Dehydration Weakness

General Systemic Signs

Inappetence (Anorexia) Required Collapse Jaundice

Digestive

Hypersalivation Bloody diarrhea Specific Catarrhal stomatitis Buccal erosion

Musculoskeletal

Lameness Coronitis Laminitis

Reproductive

Abortion Pathognomonic Milk production decrease

Ophthalmic

Blindness Retinitis

Nervous

Encephalitis Incoordination Restlessness

Urinary

Hematuria

Respiratory

Nasal hemorrhagic discharge

Diagnosis

Virus isolation in Vero cell culture

Virus isolation in CER cell culture

Virus isolation in BHK21 cell culture

Mouse inoculation test

Serum neutralization test

ELISA

Hemagglutination inhibition test

Complement fixation test

Agar gel diffusion test

Indirect fluorescent antibody test

Histopathological examination

Treatment

Symptomatic therapy

Prevention & Control

Live attenuated vaccination

Inactivated vaccination

Colostrum feeding

Movement restriction

Quarantine

Isolation

Burning or burial

Vector control

Larvicide application

Repellent application

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Classification

Etiology Viral disease
Zoonotic Yes
Transmissibility Vector-borne
Occurrence Patterns

Endemic

Disease Courses

Acute

Host Species

Cattle Primary host Susceptibility: High
Buffalo Primary host Susceptibility: High
Pig Susceptibility: Low
Sheep Primary host Susceptibility: High
Goat Primary host Susceptibility: High
Camel Susceptibility: Moderate
Human Incidental host Susceptibility: Moderate
Dogs Susceptibility: Low
Cats Susceptibility: Low
Horse Susceptibility: Low

Associated Microorganisms

No information available.

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