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The most common finding in cases of congenital classical swine fever is CNS pathology, particularly cerebellar hypoplasia.
The most common finding in cases of congenital classical swine fever is CNS pathology, particularly cerebellar hypoplasia.
===Laboratory Tests===
===Laboratory Tests===
Laboratory testing is required to confirm a diagnosis of classical swine fever. As well as collection of tissues for histopathology, samples of tonsils, spleen, lymph nodes, kidney and distal ileum are taken for virus detection. Virus may be detected by fluorescent antibody detection, ''in situ'' hybridisation, immunoperoxidase staining or virus isolation.
==Treatment==
==Treatment==