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Classical Swine Fever (CSF)

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	Title	Year	Resource	Details
	Preparation of African swine fever contingency plans » FAO Animal Production and Health Manual - 8 » Book	2009

	EMPRES Bulletin des maladies animales transfrontières: Fascicule No. 26 » EMPRES Bulletin - 26-2004 » Journal	2005

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 26 » EMPRES Bulletin - 26-2004 » Journal	2005

	Global Framework for the progressive control of Transboundary Animal Diseases (GF-TADs) » Book	2004

	Apprendre à reconnaître la peste porcine classique » Book	2003

	Reconociendo la peste porcina clásica » Book	2003

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 18 » EMPRES Bulletin - 18-2001 » Journal	2001

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 7 » EMPRES Bulletin - 7-1998 » Journal	1998

	Forecasting systems using the laboratory and epidemiology to prevent outbreaks of existing and emerging diseases » Concept paper	1998

	Pigs affected with Classical swine fever appear weak and staggering and tend to sit like a dog

	Classical swine fever: petechial haemorrhages in the cortex of kidney

	Classical swine fever:button ulcers in the colon

	Classical swine fever: some pigs are affecetd with diarrhoea

	Classical swine fever: some pigs are affecetd with diarrhoea

	Classical swine fever: pustules and severe congestion of the tonsils

	Classical swine fever: petechial haemorrhages in the mucosa of bladder

	Classical swine fever: petechial haemorrhages in the lungs

	Classical swine fever: petechial haemorrhages in the kidney

	Classical swine fever: peripheral haemorrhage in enlarged lymphnodes

	Classical swine fever: normal sizd spleen with infarcts at the margins

	Classical swine fever: goose stepping

	Classical swine fever: enlarged and haemorrhaged mesenteric lymphnodes

	Classical swine fever: enlarged and haemorrhaged mandibular lymphnodes

	Classical swine fever: close-up view of marginal infarcts in the spleen

	Classical swine fever: Running movements, a nervous sign

	Classical swine fever: Petechial and ecchymotic haemorrhages in the small intestine

	Classical swine fever: venous congestion in the brain


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