فهيم عزيز الدين محمد شلتوت
أستاذ متفرغ
PREVALENCE OF MYCOBACTERIUM SPP. IN CATTLE MEAT AND OFFAL'S SLAUGHTERED IN AND OUT ABATTOIR
Journal of the Egyptian Veterinary Medical Association (J. Egypt. Vet. Med. Assoc.) • 2017
معلومات البحث
المؤلفون
Shaltout, F.A.*, Riad, E.M** and Asmaa Abou- Elhassan**
الكلمات المفتاحية
Bovine tuberculosis, abattoirs, meat, diagnosis.
المجلة العلمية
Journal of the Egyptian Veterinary Medical Association (J. Egypt. Vet. Med. Assoc.)
الناشر
Not Available
المجلد
77
العدد
2
الصفحات
407 – 420
publication.type
Local
رابط البحث
Open Link
المواد المرفقة
Fahim Aziz Eldin Mohamed Shaltout_JEVMA_Volume 77_Issue 2_Pages 407-420.pdf
الملخص
Abattoirs considered as sources of valuable information on the incidence of animal diseases
and conditions, some of which may be zoonotic. As bovine tuberculosis which still one of the
major health problem. A total of 360 meat samples, lymph nodes (prescapular L.N.and
Prefemoral L.N. and Axilary L.N.) and internal organs (Livers, Kidney and Spleen) collected
from carcasses after slaughtering of tuberculin positive animals were examined
bacteriologically and the results of conventional culture techniques showed that 136 out of
180 examined samples were positive for isolation of mycobacteria (75.5%). and the rate of
isolation at different abattoirs ranged from 73.3 % to 85 %. Concerning the collected
samples out the target abattoir, 26 out of 180 examined samples were contaminated with
mycobacterium Spp. (14.4. %). The results of real time PCR technique revealed that, all of
tested tissue samples of 180 tuberculin positive animals were positive with percentage (100%).
These results proved the accuracy of the judgment policy of the Egyptian organization which
able to eliminate all the positive cases of bovine tuberculosis in some examined governorates.
While the detection of contaminated meat with mycobacterium Spp. Proved the hygienic
approach for slaughtering out the governmental abattoirs and the bad intended or non -
intended selection of slaughtered animals from diseased one
and conditions, some of which may be zoonotic. As bovine tuberculosis which still one of the
major health problem. A total of 360 meat samples, lymph nodes (prescapular L.N.and
Prefemoral L.N. and Axilary L.N.) and internal organs (Livers, Kidney and Spleen) collected
from carcasses after slaughtering of tuberculin positive animals were examined
bacteriologically and the results of conventional culture techniques showed that 136 out of
180 examined samples were positive for isolation of mycobacteria (75.5%). and the rate of
isolation at different abattoirs ranged from 73.3 % to 85 %. Concerning the collected
samples out the target abattoir, 26 out of 180 examined samples were contaminated with
mycobacterium Spp. (14.4. %). The results of real time PCR technique revealed that, all of
tested tissue samples of 180 tuberculin positive animals were positive with percentage (100%).
These results proved the accuracy of the judgment policy of the Egyptian organization which
able to eliminate all the positive cases of bovine tuberculosis in some examined governorates.
While the detection of contaminated meat with mycobacterium Spp. Proved the hygienic
approach for slaughtering out the governmental abattoirs and the bad intended or non -
intended selection of slaughtered animals from diseased one
