Anaplasmosis

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Clinical signs

16

Host species

6

Rickettsial disease

Clinical Signs

Systemic

Pyrexia (Fever) Required Depression Dehydration Weakness Anorexia Pale mucosa

Digestive

Hypersalivation

Reproductive

Abortion

Respiratory

Dyspnea

Hemolymphatic

Anemia Required Lymphadenomegaly

General Systemic Signs

Emaciation Temporary infertility Icterus Specific

Nervous

Mania Nervous manifestation

Diagnosis

Clinical examination

Peripheral blood smear examination

Serology

Complement fixation test

Indirect fluorescent antibody test

Card agglutination test

Capillary tube agglutination test

Transmission test

Hematological examination

Treatment

Imidocarb dipropionate

Oxytetracycline

Blood transfusion

Vitamin B12

Phosphorus therapy

Prevention & Control

Tick control

Fly control

Carrier detection and elimination

Restriction of cattle movement

Vaccination

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Classification

Etiology Rickettsial disease
Transmissibility Moderate
Occurrence Patterns

Endemic

Host Species

Cattle Primary host Susceptibility: High
Buffalo Susceptibility: High
Sheep and Goat Susceptibility: Moderate
Goat Susceptibility: Moderate
Camel Susceptibility: Low
Equine Susceptibility: Moderate

Associated Microorganisms

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