Selected article for: "BTM testing and control measure"

Author: ISODA, Norikazu; ASANO, Akihiro; ICHIJO, Michiru; OHNO, Hiroshi; SATO, Kazuhiko; OKAMOTO, Hirokazu; NAKAO, Shigeru; KATO, Hajime; SAITO, Kazuma; ITO, Naoki; USUI, Akira; TAKAYAMA, Hiroaki; SAKODA, Yoshihiro
Title: Assessment of the cost effectiveness of compulsory testing of introduced animals and bulk tank milk testing for bovine viral diarrhea in Japan
  • Document date: 2019_3_1
  • ID: 3ivoabj1_30
    Snippet: Interestingly, regardless of the target population of compulsory testing, BVD prevalence under the control measure with BTM testing decreased and converged in a shorter period than that without it, though the process that resulted in BVDV prevalence convergence were different among the scenarios. These results would be a base of politic decision for selection of BVD control measures given the estimated cost for implementation, degree of risk redu.....
    Document: Interestingly, regardless of the target population of compulsory testing, BVD prevalence under the control measure with BTM testing decreased and converged in a shorter period than that without it, though the process that resulted in BVDV prevalence convergence were different among the scenarios. These results would be a base of politic decision for selection of BVD control measures given the estimated cost for implementation, degree of risk reduction as well as terminated BVDV prevalence.

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