Trichomonosis - Cattle
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Pathogenesis
- No clinical signs in the bull once established
- Inhabits the preputial cavity
- Once infected, bulls remain so permanently
- Prevalence has dramatically decreased in cattle since the introduction of artificial insemination
Diagnosis
- Microscopic examination of vaginal or preputial washings