Fatores associados ao estado sorológico de Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis em soro de gado leiteira no norte de Antioquia, Colombia
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.rccp.v30n1a06Palavras-chave:
gado, epidemiologia, paratuberculosis, sorologiaResumo
Antecedentes: a doença de Johne (DJ) é uma enterite grave que afeta o ruminantes e tem sido diagnosticada em bovinos e ovinos na Colômbia. No entanto, a informação epidemiológica da doença no país é escassa. Objetivo: identificar os fatores associados ao estado sorológico de DJ em vacas leiteiras por ensaio imunossorvente ligado a enzima (ELISA). Métodos: estudo transversal foi realizado em 307 vacas leiteiras adultos assintomáticos em 9 de 14 aldeias nos municípios de Belmira y San Pedro de los Milagros, em novembro de 2007. Em cada rebanho foram selecionados aleatoriamente 19-29 vacas com mais de 2 anos de idade e amostras de sangue foram tomadas. Um kit de ELISA comercial é utilizado para testar soros. As informações foram coletadas por meio de questionários sobre as características individuais de animais e práticas de gestão do rebanho. A análise estatística descritiva foi realizada para todas as variáveis de interesse e modelo de regressão logística multivariada foi construído, considerando um nível de significância de p<0,05. Resultados: dez por cento dos animais foram positivos no ELISA (31/307; 95% CI: 7-14%). No 70% (10/14) os rebanhos pelo menos, um animal foi detectado como positivo por ELISA. Os fatores a nível individual como a nível do rebanho “paridade” e “tipo de alimentação bezerros antes do desmame” mostraram uma associação fraca e forte com os resultados positivos de ELISA, respectivamente. O odds ratio (OR) para DJ soropositividade aumentou em um 20% (OR = 1,20; 95% CI: 0,98-1,47; p = 0,067) em vacas com mais de um nascimento, enquanto era 0,74 vezes menor (OR = 0,26; 95% CI: 0,096-0,70; p<0,01) em rebanhos que alimentam seus filhotes com a mistura de colostro de várias vacas, em comparação com apenas dados de uso que o colostro da mãe. Conclusão: DJ soroprevalência foi de 10 e 70% a nível individual como a nível do rebanho, respectivamente. Os fatores a nível individual e do rebanho “paridade” e “tipo de alimentação bezerros antes do desmame” mostrou fraca associação e forte com os resultados positivos de ELISA, respectivamente.
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