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Pasteurellosis or Hemorrhagic septicemia is an acute, fatal
septicemic disease occurring in water buffaloes and cattle, but
occasionally also in other domesticated and wild mammals. The
prevalence of the disease has been well documented with predominant
isolation of P. multocida in several countries of Asia, Middle
East, southern Europe, central and East Africa. The disease is more
common in buffaloes with a higher mortality rates in compare with
other ruminants. Highest epidemics usually occur in the rainy
season. Pasteurellosis has a major impact on the livestock industry
in countries of Southeast Asia especially in Bangladesh where a
severe economic loss has been recorded and is ranked as one of the
most important contagious disease of cattle and buffaloes. The book
is emphasized on identification, characterization of Pasteurella
sp. isolated from ruminants (cattle and buffalo), highlights on an
overall status of ruminant pasteurellosis in Bangladesh which will
able to provide a clear guidelines to the researcher, professionals
as well as policy maker in development of national and
international guidelines for prevention and control of ruminant
pasteurellosis.
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