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The Veterinary Record 163:596-599 (2008)
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Outbreak of Salmonella Thompson infection in a Swedish dairy herd

S. Sternberg, DVM, PhD1, A. Johnsson, DVM2, A. Aspan, PhD1, K. Bergström, DVM1, T. B. Kallay, DVM3 and E. Szanto, DVM4

1 National Veterinary Institute, SE-751 89 Uppsala, Sweden
2 Flackarp Veterinary Practice, Flackarp 4, SE-245 61 Staffanstorp, Sweden
3 AnalyCen Nordic, Box 9024, SE-201 09 Kristianstad, Sweden
4 Swedish Board of Agriculture, SE-551 82 Jönköping, Sweden

Salmonella Typhimurium was isolated from a faecal sample from a cow in a Swedish dairy herd after calving. When investigations were undertaken in the herd, Salmonella Thompson was isolated from heifers on a separate pasture, and when these heifers were brought into the herd S Thompson spread rapidly. Control strategies managed to rid the herd of the S Typhimurium infection and the prevalence of S Thompson was at first substantially reduced. There was a rapid increase in its prevalence when the animals were let out to pasture and this development eventually led to the depopulation of the entire herd.







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