Dr. Vilalta and collaborators from the University of Minnesota provide new insights for the potential use that processing fluid (PF) may have to detect M. hyopneumoniae in breeding farms by bringing us a clinical case published in VetRecord Case Reports.
Highlights
- Genetic material of Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae from PF was quantified by real-time PCR.
- The origin of M. hyopneumoniae genetic material detected in PF needs to be clarified.
- Processing fluids are a potential sample to detect M. hyopneumoniae in breeding herds.