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veterinär spiegel 2010; 20(02): 91-94
DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1249946
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Infektionen mit den equinen Herpesviren vom Typ 1 und 4

Nikolaus Osterrieder
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17. Juni 2010 (online)

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Infektionen mit EHV-1 und EHV-4 zählen zu den wichtigsten viralen Pferdekrankheiten. Während EHV-1 regelmäßig systemische Infektionen verursacht und neben meist milden respiratorischen Erkrankungen auch häufiger zu Aborten trächtiger Tiere und zur herpesviralen Enzephalomyelopathie führt, bleibt EHV-4 in der Regel auf den Respirationstrakt beschränkt. Der Nachweis gelingt im Nasensekret mittels Virusanzucht oder Nachweis der viralen DNA durch PCR-Verfahren. Zur serologischen Diagnose wird zumeist der Serumneutralisationstest eingesetzt, der jedoch keine Differenzierung von EHV-1- und EHV-4-Infektion erlaubt. Ein Serumpaar ist geeignet, eine kürzlich stattgehabte Infektion zu diagnostizieren.

 

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