Foot and Mouth Disease Aphthous fever FMD الحمى القلاعية Foot and Mouth Disease Aphthous fever FMD الحمى القلاعية Bibliotheca Alexandrina 18/3/2012.

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Foot and Mouth Disease Aphthous fever FMD الحمى القلاعية Foot and Mouth Disease Aphthous fever FMD الحمى القلاعية Bibliotheca Alexandrina 18/3/2012

o Epizootic events US UK 1967 Taiwan 1997 UK 2001 China 2005 UK 2005 Japan and Korea 2010/2011 Bulgaria 2011

EGYPT 2006 o Epizootic events Losses up to head

o What is FMD? VIRAL

o Susceptibility

o Taxonomy أصله وفصله PicornaviridaePicorna virus Aphthous virus FMD VIRUS FMD VIRUS OAC SAT1SAT2SAT3 ASIA1

o Physico-chemical properties ? PH : stable at ! ! Resistant to : Chloroform Ether Bile salts Detergents ????

o Virus Structure General virus structure

o Virus Structure 1.Capsid الإطار الخارجى 2.Viral proteins : VP1 VP2 VP2 VP3 VP3 VP4 VP4 3. Nucleic Acid “RNA” ANTIGENICITY إحداث المرض

Genetic MaterialViral proteins

o Understanding infection

o Why Antigenic Variation??!! Evolution of New Subtype Millions of copies + narrow time + LACK OF CORRECTION = Evolution of New Subtype

Point mutation o Why Antigenic Variation??!!

Point mutation

o Prognosis o Morbidity: 100% o Mortality: up to 5% 50-70% in calves 50-70% in calves up to 100% in suckling calves up to 100% in suckling calves

o Mode of Transmission

Quantitative risk assessment of FMD virus transmission via water. National Institute of Health USA

o Clinical Signs الأعراض الإكلينيكية

o P.M Examination Calf heart if passed: MYOCARDIOPATHY

o How to control ? Isolation of suspected cases

o How to control ? Vaccination  Matching and selection..  Emergency vaccination..  Protective Vaccination Vs Suppressive Vaccination..

o How to control ? Biosecurity procedures

o How to control ? Biosecurity procedures

o How to control ? Biosecurity procedures

o Public Health concern.. Zoonotic in very limited conditions ?? Milk.. If unboiled ! Occupational.. Vets !

o Public Health concern.. Zoonotic in very limited conditions ??

o Syndicate Axial Role

o References material/Diagnostic_sampling_procedures/Diagnostic_sa mpling_procedures.pdf weeds/animal/fmd n%20FMD%20_2_1%20_2_.pdf