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Equine Togaviral Encephalitis (view source)
Revision as of 13:20, 14 July 2010
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===Vector control===
===Vector control===
Responsible use of insecticides and repellents<ref name="same">Pasquini, C, Pasquini S, Woods, P (2005)'''Volume 1: Guide to Equine Clinics''', third edition, p266, SUDZ publishing.</ref>, elimination of standing water, and stable screening will all help to reduce viral transmission. Environmental application of insecticides may be useful in endemic areas or during an outbreak. Horses infected with Venezuelan EEV should be isolated for 3 weeks after complete recovery.<ref name="same">Pasquini, C, Pasquini S, Woods, P (2005)'''Volume 1: Guide to Equine Clinics''', third edition, p266, SUDZ publishing.</ref>
Responsible use of insecticides and repellents<ref name="same">Pasquini, C, Pasquini S, Woods, P (2005)'''Volume 1: Guide to Equine Clinics''', third edition, p266, SUDZ publishing.</ref>, elimination of standing water, and stable screening will all help to reduce viral transmission. Environmental application of insecticides may be useful in endemic areas or during an outbreak.<ref name="multiple">Bertone, J.J (2010) Viral Encephalitis in Reed, S.M, Bayly, W.M. and Sellon, D.C (2010) '''Equine Internal Medicine''' (Third Edition), ''Saunders'', Chapter 12</ref> Horses infected with Venezuelan EEV should be isolated for 3 weeks after complete recovery.<ref name="same">Pasquini, C, Pasquini S, Woods, P (2005)'''Volume 1: Guide to Equine Clinics''', third edition, p266, SUDZ publishing.</ref>
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