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OCORRÊNCIA DE PESTE SUÍNA CLÁSSICA NA “ZONA NÃO LIVRE” DO BRASIL

Doi: 10.47094/IICNNESP.2021/109

PALAVRAS CHAVE: Suídeos. Pestivírus. Doença animal.

KEYWORDS: Pigs. Pestiviruses. Animal disease.

ABSTRACT:
The Classical Swine Fever – CSF is a contagious viral disease that affects domestic and wild swine, caused by a virus of the Pestivirus genus. In Brazil there are two zones with different sanitary status, being a free zone – ZL and another non-free zone – ZnL. An observational, descriptive and longitudinal retrospective epidemiological study of cases of PSC notified in Brazil (1999-2019) was carried out, using secondary data extracted from the National Animal Health Information System (MAPA). Brazilian Geography and Statistics – IBGE. The prevalence coefficient of PSC in the period evaluated was 5.14 per 10,000 pigs in the ZnL of PSC in Brazil, representing a real risk for the ZL of PSC. Recent records of the disease prove the viral circulation in the non-free zone and indicate the need for intervention with the execution of an efficient action plan.

Autores

  • Arnon Cunha Reis

  • Flávia Karina Lima Anceles Goulart

  • Izaías Polary Bezerra

  • Leana Bruna Salomão de Brito

  • Odinéa Alves Ferraz Souza Rodrigues

  • Raimunda Deusilene Barreira Porto

  • Raphael Bernardo da Silva Neto

  • Simone Pereira Barbosa Lima

  • Viviane Correa Silva Coimbra

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