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During 2023, a total of 1,364,247 EIA tests were conducted, resulting in detection of 61 positive horses on 45 premises (Table 1). These results compared to 1,349,759 tests and 96 positives on 45 premises in 2022.
This document summarizes equine infectious anemia (EIA) cases and testing reported in the United States during 2022. Following current guidance, the over 400 EIA-approved laboratories sent monthly summary testing data directly to APHIS Veterinary Services (VS).
This document summarizes equine infectious anemia (EIA) cases and testing reported in the United States during 2021. Following guidance updates, the over 400 EIA-approved laboratories sent monthly summary testing data directly to APHIS Veterinary Services (VS).
19 maj 2017 · This article describes clinical signs and transmission of equine infectious anemia. Clinical pathology, pathogenesis, and diagnosis are reviewed. The importance of control is emphasized.
Equine infectious anaemia (EIA) is a life-long viral infection affecting equids, transmitted mechanically by biting flies and iatrogenic means. Despite its global distribution, active surveillance is limited, with passive clinical surveillance or control of specific equine sectors prevailing.
1 wrz 2024 · Equine infectious anemia (EIA), also known as swamp fever, is a persistent viral infection in equine animals (WOAH, 2019). The pathogen is the equine infectious anemia virus (EIAV), which belongs to the genus Lentivirus in the virus family Retroviridae (Mangana-Vougiouka et al., 2013).
Equine infectious anemia (EIA) is a noncontagious infectious disease of equids caused by a virus of the same name. It is not known to be transmissible to humans. The principal mode of natural transmission of EIA is on the mouth-parts of blood-feeding insects, especially horse flies and deer flies.
