STUDIES ON MICRO ORGANISMS CAUSING BOVINE MASTITIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANAEROBES
EL-BARDISY, M., ABD EL-RAHMAN, M., MADBOULY, H., BD EL-GABER, G., EL-SHORBAGY, M. (1992). STUDIES ON MICRO ORGANISMS CAUSING BOVINE MASTITIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANAEROBES. EKB Journal Management System, 40(2), 15-23. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.1992.371908
M EL-BARDISY; M ABD EL-RAHMAN; H MADBOULY; G BD EL-GABER; M EL-SHORBAGY. "STUDIES ON MICRO ORGANISMS CAUSING BOVINE MASTITIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANAEROBES". EKB Journal Management System, 40, 2, 1992, 15-23. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.1992.371908
EL-BARDISY, M., ABD EL-RAHMAN, M., MADBOULY, H., BD EL-GABER, G., EL-SHORBAGY, M. (1992). 'STUDIES ON MICRO ORGANISMS CAUSING BOVINE MASTITIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANAEROBES', EKB Journal Management System, 40(2), pp. 15-23. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.1992.371908
EL-BARDISY, M., ABD EL-RAHMAN, M., MADBOULY, H., BD EL-GABER, G., EL-SHORBAGY, M. STUDIES ON MICRO ORGANISMS CAUSING BOVINE MASTITIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANAEROBES. EKB Journal Management System, 1992; 40(2): 15-23. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.1992.371908

STUDIES ON MICRO ORGANISMS CAUSING BOVINE MASTITIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANAEROBES

Veterinary Medical Journal (Giza)
Volume 40, Issue 2, April 1992, Page 15-23  XML PDF (2.75 MB)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/vmjg.1992.371908
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Authors
M EL-BARDISY* 1; M ABD EL-RAHMAN2; H MADBOULY1; G BD EL-GABER1; M EL-SHORBAGY1
1Animal Health Research Instirute , Dokki , Giza , Egypt.
2Microbiology Dept. Fac. Vet.Med. Cairo Univ.(Beni-Suef Branch).
Abstract
The incidence of strict anaerobes presents alone or combined with other facultative anaerobes causing mastitis among cows was 34.9% C. perfringeus (4.1%), B. fragilis (3.7%), E. leatum
(3.3%), F. aecropharoum (3.3%) and anaerobes (3.3%) secured the more frequently obligatory anaerobic organisms Causing mastitis in cows either in pure form or combined with facultative anaerobes.
 
The prevalent facultative anaerobic organisms recovered from mastitis Cows were: S. aureus (15.2%), Str. agalactiae (8.6%), Coryn. pyogenes (7.4%) Str. pyogenes (3.7%), &. coli (7.0%), and Str. bovis (3.3%).
 

perfringeus, B. fragilis, F. aecropharoum, anaerobes, and A. viscous were x present in mastic buffaloes either in pure culture or mixed with other facultative anaerobes with an overall incidence reached 19.0%.

 
The most prevalent facultative anaerobic isolates obtained from mastitic buffaloes: S. aureus, A pyogenes, Str. agalactiae, E. coli, KI. paeumoniae and Str. lactis in order of their frequencies.
 
A total of 43 strains of C. perfringens were recovered from mastitic cows and buffaloes. Out of these, 81.4% were toxigenic and the remaining 16.8% were non toxigenic. Among cows, strains, 96.3% were belonging to type A and 3.7% were of type D. Meanwhile, all toxigenic C. perfringens isolated from buffaloes were belonging to type A only.
In vitro sensitivity of the prevalent obligatory anaerobic isolates to various chemotherapeutic agents was discussed in details.
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