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African Swine Fever (ASF)

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	Title	Year	Resource	Details
	EMPRES - Boletín de enfermedades transfronterizas de los animales: Fascículo No. 32 » EMPRES Bulletin - 32-2008 » Journal	2008

	EMPRES Bulletin des maladies animales transfrontières: Fascicule No. 32 » EMPRES Bulletin - 32-2008 » Journal	2008

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 32 » EMPRES Bulletin - 32-2008 » Journal	2008

	African swine fever in the Caucasus » EMPRES Watch - April 2008 » Journal	2008

	EMPRES - Boletín de enfermedades transfronterizas de los animales: Fascículo No. 30 » EMPRES Bulletin - 30-2008 » Journal	2008

	EMPRES Bulletin des maladies animales transfrontières: Fascicule No. 30 » EMPRES Bulletin - 30-2008 » Journal	2008

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 30 » EMPRES Bulletin - 30-2008 » Journal	2008

	African Swine Fever in Georgia » EMPRES Watch - June 2007 » Journal	2007

	Rift Valley Fever in Sudan could spread with movement of animals » EMPRES Watch - December 2007 » Journal	2007

	Outbreak of African swine fever in Zambia (May 2004) » Early warning messages	2004

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

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 22 » EMPRES Bulletin - 22 - 2002 » Journal	2002

	Uganda and neighbouring countries under serious threat of African Swine fever (ASF) - (13/11/2002) » Early warning messages	2002

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

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 16 » EMPRES Bulletin - 16-2001 » Journal	2001

	Manual on the preparation of African swine fever contingency plans » FAO Animal Health Manual - Nov 11 » Book	2001

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 14 » EMPRES Bulletin - 14-2000 » Journal	2000

	Recognizing African swine fever. A field manual. » FAO Animal Health Manual - 9 » Book	2000

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 12 » EMPRES Bulletin - 12-1999 » Journal	1999

	Major outbreak of African Swine Fever threatens food security in Cape Verde » Other	1998

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 8 » EMPRES Bulletin - 8-1998 » Journal	1998

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 6 » EMPRES Bulletin - 6-1998 » Journal	1998

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 5 » EMPRES Bulletin - 5-1998 » Journal	1998

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

	FAO responds to outbreak of swine fever in Benin » Other	1997

	EMPRES Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin: Issue No. 1 » EMPRES Bulletin - 1-1997 » Journal	1997

	Kidney lesions due to African swine fever.	1986

	Subcutaneous haemorrhage caused by african swine fever in pigs	1985

	Onset of african swine fever signs, hyperaemia of the ears	1985

	Haemorrhage of gall bladder due to african swine fever	1985

	African swine fever: contrast of infected pigs	1985

	Clotted blood in stomach as a result of haemorrhage due to african swine fever	1985

	Blood clot in gastrohpatique lymphnode due to African swine fever	1985

	oedema of the gall bladder (acute african swine fever)

	Warthog, susceptible to african swine fever

	Warthog burrow under base of termite mound.

	Typical enlarged spleen (blackberry jam spleen) caused by acute african swine fever

	Spleen from pig infected with african swine fever at top, contrasted with normal size

	Spleen from pig infected with african swine fever

	Spleen from pig infected with african swine fever

	Pericardial fluid and diffuse haemorrhages in the myocardium (acute african swine fever)

	Haemorrhagic kidneys and bladder due to african swine fever

	Granulomatous lesion in the lung (chronic african swine fever)

	Enlarged brown-coloured spleen of pig with acute african swine fever (Brazilian strain)

	ELectron-microscope image of hexagonal shaped african swine fever virus

	Dragging of pig carcasses to burial grounds.

	Cyanosis of tip of the ear due to african swine fever

	Cyanosis of pendant areas of pig dead of african swine fever

	Cut surface of a hepatogastric lymphnode showing increase in size and dark red colour (acute african swine fever)

	African swine fever: congestion of skin in pale skinned pigs, particularly of ears and snout.

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