ibr, bvd, besnoitiosis - sciensano
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IBR, BVD, BesnoitiosisUpdate and prospects for Wallonia
Animal Health SymposiumSciensano - Uccle
2020, september the 22nd
Houtain Jean-Yves, DMVDepartment of Epidemiology and Animal Health Improvement
ARSIA - ASBL
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Part 1 - IBR
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HERD qualificationSituation on 01/09/2020
Part 1 - IBR
Herd IBR Status Nb Herds %
I1 27 0,3%
I2 Fattening 115 1,3%
I2 201 2,3%
I2d 264 3,0%
I3 7 604 86,1%
I4 624 7,1%
Total 8 835
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HERD qualificationSituation on 01/09/2020
Part 1 - IBR
Herd IBR Status Nb animals %
I1 587 0,1%
I2 Fattening 16 606 1,5%
I2 44 011 4,1%
I2d 32 656 3,0%
I3 944 193 86,9%
I4 48 347 4,5%
Total 1 086 400
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HERD qualification – IBR Free
Part 1 - IBR
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Loss of IBR-free qualification
Part 1 - IBR
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Purchases in free-herdsIBR gE Prevalence & incidence
Part 1 - IBR
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Purchase of IBR gE+ animalsProbable origin of the infection
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Clearance of gE+ animal
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Monitoring on tankmilk
652 eligible herdsFree herds I3 / I4
Only dairy production• >= 95 % MILK race-type among females older
than 2 years• < 5 % male
189 (29 %) enrolled herds
Part 1 - IBR
Herd IBR Status gE antibody ELISA IBR antibody ELISA Total
I3 82 90 172
I4 0 17 17
Total 82 107 189
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Tankmilk : BoHV-1 i-ELISA in I3 herds
Part 1 - IBR
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21/04/21 Animal Health Law
All BE « I4 / I3 » EU-« IBR-Free » IBR-Free
Vaccination banGranting and maintenance based on
• Non vaccinated animals Whole BoHV-1/gB Ab ELISA• Vaccinated animals BoHV-1-gE Ab ELISA
BE: 3 kinds of monitoring
Part 1 - IBR
‘Old’ IBR status New IBR status Type of monitoring
I4 I4agB ELISA
At random sampling
I3 (since > 3 years) I4bgE ELISA
At random sampling
I3 (3 first years) I4cgE ELISA
All animals >= 24 months
• I4c 3 years I4b
• I4b ?? years I4a
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Part 2 - BVD
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Evolution of BVDv incidence at birth
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% PI calves per month of birth
2015:0,54%
(2607 PI)
2016:0,33%
(1577 PI)
2017:0,20%
(891 PI)
2018:0,10%
(446 PI)
2019:0,05%
(218 PI)
2020:0,03%
(69 PI)**114 expected
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Nb of PI & Unknown animals
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BVD Individual status
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Herd incidence
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Herd qualification
Loss of BVD-Free HERD status113 / 8839 i.e. 1,3 %
Part 2 - BVD
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Loss of BVD-Free herd qualification
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BVD Serological MonitoringType of (choosen) monitoring Nb of herds
Mandatory testing of newborn calves(< 10 animal aged 8-14 months)
3617
Voluntary testing of newborn calves 4866
Serological monitoring 178
Virology Serology Virology 29
Given reasons for returning to virology Nb of herds
In the month afterReconsideration of the choice 8
Pressure from the VET 12
Before 1st serologyPI detected in neighbour pasture 1
Not enough sentinel animals 4
Difficulties of sampling 2
After 1st serologyVaccinated herd => Sero-Positive animals 3
Part 2 - BVD
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BVD Serological Monitoring1st results
ELISA Results Nb of herds Cause Nb of herds
> 2 ELISA + / 10 3 Vaccination 3
Infection 0
≤ 2 ELISA + / 10 14 Vaccination 3
Aspecfic result 2
Fraud (adult taken instead of a young / sentry animal)
1
Second screening = negative 7
On going confirmation procedure 0
Confirmed sero+ => Virologicalmonitoring
1
100 % negative 95 95
Total 112
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Part 2 - Besnoitiosis
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Reminder
Agent : Besnoitia besnoiti (Coccidia)
3 possible clinical stadium BUT infection is mainly asymptomatic
Phase1 : FEVER(+ epiphora)
Phase 2 : œdema Phase 3 : Sclerodermia Depilation
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Transmission routes
Mechanical vectorial transmission
Lifetime persistance of the infection Cysts in the dermis
Endemic in southern France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland
Detected in Germany Belgium = FREE
Part 3 - Besnoitiosis
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Increased vigilance on imports
• Since jan. 2018
• Systematicbesnoitiosis Ab ELISA (IBR samples)on imported cattlefrom FR, ES, PO, IT & CH
• No ELISA +• 2018 : 1917 tests• 2019 : 2057 tests• 2020 : 1445 tests
Part 3 - Besnoitiosis
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Systematic testing on animalsoriginated from endemic regions
Region of origin (situation on 01/06/2020)
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05/2019 First « local » cases
Farm +- 120 cattle in Oteppe (Burdinne) Aubrac Bull Phase III (sclerodermia )
History of acute phase symptoms (fever, testis œdema) Many cattle importated from FR since 2008
2 animals with clinical signs= POSITIVE to Besnoitiose Ab ELISA
ELISA + animals Animal 1 : Aubrac Bull, 6 years old, imported in feb. 2015 Animal 2 : Aubrac cow, 6 years old, born in the herd
(mother cow = imported from FR in 2008)
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Contact herds tracingCase herd 1
Naisseur (109 bv)Burdinne20 + / 82
2nd case herd 2Naisseur (3 Bv)
Hermalle / Huy1 + / 3
Sale of 3 cowsnov. 2018
2nd case herd 3Naisseur (67 Bv)
Burdinne2 + / 18
Pasture Contact
Herd 1Orval
DistancedPasture
Case herd 4Fattening facility
Soignies1 + / screening
Sale 6 cowsapril 2019
Contact herd 5Fattening facility
Bastogne0 + / 38
Sale of 1 cowdec. 2017
Contact herds 6 to18Mainly fattening facilities
FLANDERS
Contact herds 19 à 32Veal calves facilities
FLANDERS
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Tracing Imported animals
Retrospective ELISA testing on importedanimals originated from endemic regionssince 2013Started december 1, 2019Combined with IBR serology
Nb of animals Nb of herds
Cattles initially imported 26 794 1 543
Still alive 5 467 842
Yet to be tested 427 (8 %) 120 (14%)
3 infected herds detected
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3 further detected case herds
Detectiondate
LocalityScreeni
ng
+ animal import
dateRegion of origin
Nb + animalsstill alive
Secundaryherd cases
Case herd 5 janv-20 Vironval2+
(110/165)2015 &
2017France
Gironde et Pyrénées-
Atlantiques0+ 0
Case herd 6 janv-20 Bertrix 1+ (& 1ni) 2013 France Doubs1 Elisa Ni
(tested Neg)0
Case herd 7 févr-20 MarcheForeseendec. 2020
2013 France Ariège ? ?
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TO DO …
Creation of a national legislation Requested by agricultural unions
Principles Systematic ELISA testing at moment of import
of cattles originated from endemic regions Besnoitiosis = NOTIFIABLE disease
• Clinical suspicion mandatory sampling by vet.
• Confirmation procedure (Western Blot)
Herd cases management• Positive animals BLOCKED slaugherhouse
• Tracing contact herds• Serological (combined to IBR) monitoring 12 months
after elimination last positive animals
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AcknowledgmentDr Laurent Delooz
Dr Marie-Pierre Michiels Dr Julien Evrard