Day 1 ﴾Wednesday, Aug. 29 ﴿‐1 WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar Day 1 - Wednesday, Aug. 29 Udder Health and Milk Quality Room A (Main Hall) Chairs: 08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture Peter Constable USA Tomohito Hayashi Japan K15 Peter Edmondson Mastitis control and milk quality UK Chairs: 09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation Peter Constable USA Tomohito Hayashi Japan 09:15-09:30 UH-01 Volker Kroemker Recurrent mastitis – persistent or new infections? Germany 09:30-09:45 UH-02 Ulrike S Sorge Mastitis pathogens on dairy farms in Southern Germany Germany 09:45-10:00 UH-03 Naoki Isobe Different concentration of antimicrobial components in bovine milk infected by different pathogens Japan 10:00-10:15 UH-04 Steve Cranefield Alternative management options for a herd outbreak of prototheca mastitis New Zealand Chairs: 10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation Carsten Schroeder Germany Tomohito Hayashi Japan 10:45-11:00 UH-05 Ameer Ahmed Megahed Comparison of milk L-lactate concentration and the California Mastitis Test in identifying quarters with a high somatic cell count at dry-off in lactating dairy cattle USA 11:00-11:15 UH-06 Ulrike S Sorge Does boric acid preservation of milk samples affect differential somatic cell count analysis? Germany 11:15-11:30 UH-07 Masafumi Enokidani Analysis of factors affecting milking claw vacuum levels using a simulated milking device Japan 11:30-11:45 UH-08 Zhaoju Deng Farm level risk factors for bovine mastitis in Dutch automatically milking herds Netherlands 11:45-12:00 UH-09 A. Ceballos Comparison of two commercial presentations of recombinant bovine somatotropin on milk yield in grazing dairy cows in a non-inferiority trial. Colombia 12:00-12:15 UH-10 Peter M Down A Bayesian microsimulation to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of specific interventions for mastitis control during lactation and the associated reduction in antimicrobial use UK 12:15-12:30 UH-11 Shirli Notcovich Gene expression of the teat canal epithelium in dry and lactating cows New Zealand Chairs: 14:00-14:45 Keynote Lecture Peter Edmondson UK Kazuhiro Kawai Japan K16 Pamela Ruegg Managing Clinical Mastitis to Minimize Antibiotic Usage USA Chairs: 14:45-16:00 Oral Presentation Peter Edmondson UK Kazuhiro Kawai Japan 14:45-15:00 UH-12 Anri Aino Elisa Timonen Recovery of subclinical intramammary infections during the dry period Estonia 15:00-15:15 UH-13 Peter Constable Segmented linear regression confirms that a quarter somatic cell count greater than 100,000 cells/mL at dry-off indicates an abnormal secretion in dairy cattle USA 15:15-15:30 UH-14 Lauren J Foster Identifying effective herd and cow selection criteria for selective dry cow therapy in Australian pasture based dairy herds Australia 15:30-15:45 UH-15 Jose Denis-Robichaud Performance of milk leukocyte differential test in selective dry cow therapy approach Canada 15:45-16:00 UH-16 Christian Scherpenzeel Economic optimization of selective dry cow treatment Netherlands Sponsored Symposium 1 Room A (Main Hall) Platinum Sponsor: Zoetis 16:30-18:00 SS1-1 Kevin Sullivan Minimising the incidence and impact of BRD through effective cattle handling 効果的なハンドリングによる⽜呼吸器病の発⽣及びその影響の最⼩化 USA 30th WORLD BUIATRICS CONGRESS 2018 SAPPORO 18 WBC2018 PROGRAM BOOK
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Day 1 ﴾Wednesday, Aug. 29 ﴿‐1WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
Day 1 - Wednesday, Aug. 29
Udder Health and Milk Quality
Room A (Main Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Peter Constable USATomohito Hayashi Japan
K15 Peter EdmondsonMastitis control and milk qualityUK
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Peter Constable USATomohito Hayashi Japan
09:15-09:30UH-01 Volker KroemkerRecurrent mastitis – persistent or new infections?Germany
09:30-09:45UH-02 Ulrike S SorgeMastitis pathogens on dairy farms in Southern GermanyGermany
09:45-10:00UH-03 Naoki IsobeDifferent concentration of antimicrobial components in bovine milk infected by differentpathogens Japan
10:00-10:15UH-04 Steve CranefieldAlternative management options for a herd outbreak of prototheca mastitisNew Zealand
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Carsten Schroeder GermanyTomohito Hayashi Japan
10:45-11:00UH-05 Ameer Ahmed MegahedComparison of milk L-lactate concentration and the California Mastitis Test in identifyingquarters with a high somatic cell count at dry-off in lactating dairy cattle USA
11:00-11:15UH-06 Ulrike S SorgeDoes boric acid preservation of milk samples affect differential somatic cell countanalysis? Germany
11:15-11:30UH-07 Masafumi EnokidaniAnalysis of factors affecting milking claw vacuum levels using a simulated milking deviceJapan
11:30-11:45UH-08 Zhaoju DengFarm level risk factors for bovine mastitis in Dutch automatically milking herdsNetherlands
11:45-12:00UH-09 A. CeballosComparison of two commercial presentations of recombinant bovine somatotropin onmilk yield in grazing dairy cows in a non-inferiority trial. Colombia
12:00-12:15UH-10 Peter M DownA Bayesian microsimulation to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of specific interventionsfor mastitis control during lactation and the associated reduction in antimicrobial use UK
12:15-12:30UH-11 Shirli NotcovichGene expression of the teat canal epithelium in dry and lactating cowsNew Zealand
Chairs:14:00-14:45 Keynote Lecture
Peter Edmondson UKKazuhiro Kawai Japan
K16 Pamela RueggManaging Clinical Mastitis to Minimize Antibiotic UsageUSA
Chairs:14:45-16:00 Oral Presentation
Peter Edmondson UKKazuhiro Kawai Japan
14:45-15:00UH-12 Anri Aino Elisa TimonenRecovery of subclinical intramammary infections during the dry periodEstonia
15:00-15:15UH-13 Peter ConstableSegmented linear regression confirms that a quarter somatic cell count greater than100,000 cells/mL at dry-off indicates an abnormal secretion in dairy cattle USA
15:15-15:30UH-14 Lauren J FosterIdentifying effective herd and cow selection criteria for selective dry cow therapy inAustralian pasture based dairy herds Australia
15:30-15:45UH-15 Jose Denis-RobichaudPerformance of milk leukocyte differential test in selective dry cow therapy approachCanada
15:45-16:00UH-16 Christian ScherpenzeelEconomic optimization of selective dry cow treatmentNetherlands
Sponsored Symposium 1
Room A (Main Hall)
Platinum Sponsor: Zoetis
16:30-18:00
SS1-1 Kevin SullivanMinimising the incidence and impact of BRD through effective cattle handling効果的なハンドリングによる⽜呼吸器病の発⽣及びその影響の最⼩化 USA
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Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases
Room B (Conference Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Masahito Oba CanadaNorio Yamagishi Japan
K13 Garrett R. OetzelEffects of Metabolic Disorders on Dairy Cow Health and Reproductive PerformanceUSA
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Masahito Oba CanadaNorio Yamagishi Japan
09:15-09:30NU-01 Luke IngenhoffHind limb weakness associated with hypophosphataemia and inadequate dietary macromineral content Australia
09:30-09:45NU-02 Walter GrünbergPhosphorus balance in muscle tissue and muscle function in dairy cows undergoingdietary phosphorus deprivation during the transition period. Germany
09:45-10:00NU-03 Imke CohrsEffect of dietary phosphorus deprivation ante partum on the calcium homeostasis ofperiparturient dairy cows Germany
10:00-10:15NU-04 Juliette WilmsIntravenous calcium supplementation at calving induces fluctuations in circulatingcalcium and hypocalcemia when compared to voluntary oral calcium supplementation. Netherlands
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Masahito Oba CanadaNorio Yamagishi Japan
10:45-11:00NU-05 Przemyslaw SobiechUsefulness of supplementation of selenium and Vitamin E during transition period indairy cows Poland
11:00-11:15NU-06 Shigeru SatoEffects of anti-lipopolysaccharide antibody administration on ruminal fermentation andhepatic transcriptomic adaptation during subacute ruminal acidosis in Holstein bullcattle Japan
11:15-11:30NU-07 Alan Francis GuilfoyleThe Possible Role of High Oxalate Pasture in Producing Subclinical Hypocalcaemia in aBeef Breeding Herd in Central Queensland Australia
11:30-11:45NU-08 Natalija FratricOral supplementation with organo-modified clinoptilolite influence the relative contentof serum γ globulin fractions withouth influencing metabolic profile parameters ofprimiparous dairy cow during peripartal period Serbia
11:45-12:00NU-09 Peter ConstableEffects of pH and the plasma concentration of chloride and L-lactate on the ionizedcalcium concentration in plasma from healthy and critically ill calves USA
12:00-12:15NU-10 Andrea FrancesioEffect of soluble carbohydrate diets on reticuloruminal pH and motility, and onhematological and biochemical health indicators in cattle UK
12:15-12:30NU-11 Paramintra VinitchaikulEffect of bypass methionine hydroxy analogue supplementation in commercialconcentrate diet on milk productive performance and post partal health of dairy cow Thailand
Chairs:14:00-15:30 Oral Presentation
Garrett Oetzel USAShigeru Sato Japan
14:00-14:15NU-12 Radojica DjokovicBeta-hydroxybutyrate in milk as screening test for subclinical ketosis in dairy cowsSerbia
14:15-14:30NU-13 Maggie WilliamsonAn Innovative Management Approach to Ketosis Treatment in Dairy CattleCanada
14:30-14:45NU-14 Bao-Xiang HeThe Difference Analysis of Rectum Microbiome Community in Chinese Holstein cowswith or without Ketosis China
14:45-15:00NU-15 Dörte DöpferFlagging cows with poor metabolic adaptation during early lactation using clusteranalysis USA
15:00-15:15NU-16 Christian StraubMetabolomics and performance data indicate a higher adaptive flexibility in thetransition period in Fleckvieh than in Holstein dairy cows Germany
15:15-15:30NU-17 Melanie SchaerenAlterations in the blood, urine and liver metabolome of dairy cows throughout thetransition period. Germany
Sponsored Symposium 2
Room B (Conference Hall)
Platinum Sponsor: Boehringer Ingelheim
BVDzero Symposium -Epidemiological features, impact and control of BVDV-
Moderator:16:30-18:30
Serkan Erkovan Boehringer Ingelheim
SS2-1 Julia RidpathEpidemiological features and impact of bovine virus diarrhoea virus (BVDV) on cattleindustry USA
SS2-2 Volker MoennigControl of bovine virus diarrheaGermany
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Day 1 ﴾Wednesday, Aug. 29 ﴿‐3WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
SS2-3 Christian GuidariniBVDzero TimeBoehringer Ingelheim
Young Stock
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
David Black UKHiromu Katamoto Japan
K17 John F. MeeIntensive care of the newborn dairy calf – knowledge into practiceIreland
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
David Black UKHiromu Katamoto Japan
09:15-09:30YS-01 Andrew BatesEffect of an injectable trace mineral supplement containing selenium, copper, Zinc,manganese and chromium on mortality, morbidity and growth of dairy calves New Zealand
09:30-09:45YS-02 Yohan KimEffects of active dried Saccharomyces cerevisiae on ruminal fermentation and thebacterial community during subacute ruminal acidosis in post-weaned Holstein bullcalves Japan
09:45-10:00YS-03 Viviani GomesInfluence of metaphylatic use of antimicrobials on early gut bacterial colonization inHolstein calves during the first month of life Brazil
10:00-10:15YS-04 Vicente Guerrero HernándezDistribution of E. coli K99, Rotavirus, Coronavirus and Cryptosporidium spp., in calveswith diarrhoea from 17 regions of Mexico. Mexico
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
John F. Mee IrelandHiromu Katamoto Japan
10:45-11:00YS-05 Kenneth M KroghDiagnosis of bacterial and viral infections in calves with Bovine Respiratory DiseaseDenmark
11:00-11:15YS-06 Sophie Anne MahendranRandomised control trial of NSAID and antimicrobial treatments for pyrexia caused bybovine respiratory disease UK
11:15-11:30YS-07 Jennifer M PearsonAssessing the impacts of administration of a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug tobeef calves after assisted calving on calf health and production Canada
11:30-11:45YS-08 Claire WindeyerRelationship between beef calf and dam serum L-lactate concentration at varyingdegress of calving difficulty Canada
11:45-12:00YS-09 Peter KanzEligibility of a wireless pulse oximeter for monitoring of vital parameters in newborncalves Austria
12:00-12:15YS-10 Adam J GeigerMaternally derived colostral immunoglobulins can replace maternal colostrum toachieve successful passive transfer of immunity in neonatal calves USA
12:15-12:30YS-11 Atte SandelinComparison of serum IgG and saliva IgG content with Elisa test and Brix refractometerwith young calves Finland
Infectious Diseases: Parasitology
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
Chairs:14:00-14:45 Keynote Lecture
George Stilwell PortugalHisashi Inokuma Japan
K05 Massaro UetiTick borne diseases of cattle: understanding pathogen transmission for thedevelopment of control strategies. USA
Chairs:14:45-15:45 Oral Presentation
George Stilwell PortugalHisashi Inokuma Japan
14:45-15:00PA-01 Kevin Edward LawrenceExperimental infection of Friesian bulls with Theileria orientalis (Ikeda) and effects on thehaematocrit, live weight, rectal temperature, activity and fertility New Zealand
15:00-15:15PA-02 Olalekan Taiwo JeremiahEfficacy of imidocarb and diminazene aceturate in the treatment of natural bovinebabesiosis Nigeria
15:15-15:30PA-03 Karim AdjouOccurrence and genotyping of Cryptosporidium spp. and Giardia in calves in AlgeriaFrance
15:30-15:45PA-04 Brigitte DuquesneCryptosporidiosis and biosecurityBelgium
Workshop 1
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)Importance of monitoring calving to decrease stillbirth rate and stress induced uterine complications
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Day 1 ﴾Wednesday, Aug. 29 ﴿‐4WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
16:30–18:30
16:30–16:45WS1-1 Ottó SzenciIntroduction: Prevalence of stillbirthHungary
16:45–17:15WS1-2 Ottó SzenciPhysiological changes of fetal acid-base balance during calving. Classification ofobstetrical assistances. Hungary
17:15–17:45WS1-3 Levente KovácsEffect of eutocia and dystocia on the dam and her offspringHungary
17:45–18:15WS1-4 Ottó SzenciPrediction of onset of calving in the farm. How to prevent or decrease the obstetricalassistances and their consequences in dairy farm? Hungary
18:15–18:30WS1-5 Ottó Szenci & Levente KovácsDiscussionHungary
BVD
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Linda Duijn NetherlandsMotoshi Tajima Japan
K01 Joe BrownlieThe great challenge of BVD eradication – can we do it together?UK
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Linda Duijn NetherlandsMotoshi Tajima Japan
09:15-09:30BV-01 David Andrew GrahamProgress toward eradication of BVDV in IrelandUK
09:30-09:45BV-02 Andrea PecoraAnalysis of fetal bovine serum reveals the presence of emerging Hobi-like viruses inArgentinean livestock Argentina
09:45-10:00BV-03 Yoshihiro SakodaCross-reactivity of bovine viral diarrhea viruses 1 and 2 against HoBi-like viruses in fieldcattle sera collected in Japan between 2012 and 2017 Japan
10:00-10:15BV-04 Miyo YoshidaEpidemiological survey of cattle persistently infected with bovine viral diarrhea virus inHokkaido, Japan Japan
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Joe Brownlie UKYoshihiro Sakoda Japan
10:45-11:00BV-05 André PretoExtending the interval between primary BVD vaccination from 4 weeks to 6 months,markedly enhances amnestic response. Portugal
11:00-11:15BV-06 Mike KerbyA UK Practitioner’s Experiences with BVD Incursion into two Naïve Herds And TheSubsequent Reproductive Performance following Vaccination with a Double DeletionLive Vaccine. UK
11:15-11:30BV-07 Motoshi TajimaOutbreak of acute infection of bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) in a farmJapan
11:30-11:45BV-08 Linda Van DuijnThe BVD Quickscan, a tool for determining the BVDV status of a dairy herdNetherlands
11:45-12:00BV-09 Stephane GuillossouComparison of two rapid antigen detection tests for Bovine Viral Diarrhea virusFrance
12:00-12:15BV-10 Caitlin Alexandra EvansInvestigating the epidemiological and clinical effects of bovine viral diarrhoea virusinfection in sheep and other non-bovine species in Australia Australia
12:15-12:30BV-11 Richard SibleyA concurrent outbreak of BVD and Bovine Tuberculosis in a dairy herdUK
Diagnostic Imaging
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:14:00-14:45 Keynote Lecture
Sebastien Buczinski CanadaTakeshi Tsuka Japan
K18 Karl NussOrthopaedic ultrasonography in cattleSwitzerland
Chairs:14:45-15:30 Oral Presentation
Sebastien Buczinski CanadaTakeshi Tsuka Japan
14:45-15:00DI-01 David John-Alexander LlewellynDevaux
Prevalence of physeal changes of the distal metatarsal growth plate in finishing bulls – apostmortem study Switzerland
15:00-15:15DI-02 Tamako MiyazakiDiagnostic imaging of abomasal curd formation in preruminant calves byultrasonography Japan
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Day 1 ﴾Wednesday, Aug. 29 ﴿‐5WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
15:15-15:30DI-03 Takeshi TsukaTriple nostrils in a calfJapan
Workshop 2
Room D (107+108)
Meiji Seika Pharma Co., Ltd.
The Treatment for Bacterial Pneumonia of Wagyu, Japanese Black
16:30-18:30
16:30-18:30WS2 Seiji HoboThe Treatment for Bacterial Pneumonia of Wagyu, Japanese BlackJapan
Small Ruminants
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:08:30-10:15 Oral Presentation
Juan Gonzalez-Martin SpainHisashi Inokuma Japan
08:30-08:45SR-01 Gilles MeyerCrossed fetal protection against Border Disease Virus (BDV) infection: efficacyassessment of three vaccines directed against Bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) France
08:45-09:00SR-02 Kumudika De SilvaResilience and susceptibility to paratuberculosis in sheepAustralia
09:00-09:15SR-03 Geert VertentenVitamin B12 is bioavailable in sheep when blended in combination injectable clostridialvaccine Belgium
09:15-09:30SR-04 Liz PryorField efficacy of Meloxicam when used in sheep to alleviate pain and inflammation fromroutine husbandry procedures Australia
09:30-09:45SR-05 Juan E. RomanoEffect of copulation on estrus duration, LH response, and ovulation in Boer goatsUSA
09:45-10:00SR-06 Noritoshi KawateInhibitory effects of long-term repeated treatments of sustainable GnRH antagonist,degarelix acetate, on caprine testicular functions Japan
10:00-10:15SR-07 Mick ClewsComparison of fresh sexed sorted and conventional semen in a commercial embryotransfer program involving East Friesian dairy ewes in New Zealand New Zealand
Chairs:10:45-12:15 Oral Presentation
Mohamed Sanusi NigeriaSatoshi Kawamoto Japan
10:45-11:00SR-08 Romuald ZabielskiThe characteristic of cyclic reticulo-ruminal motility recorded by telemetryelectromyography method in sheep. Poland
11:00-11:15SR-09 Karolina FerencThe evidence of the tyrosine kinase III receptor CD117 and vimentin immunopositivecells in the gastrointestinal tract of the sheep Poland
11:15-11:30SR-10 Richard WhittingtonDiagnostic advances in ovine virulent footrotAustralia
11:30-11:45SR-11 Karim AdjouDiagnosis and molecular characterization of Cryptosporidium and Giardia in sheep inAlgeria France
11:45-12:00SR-12 Babak DarabighaneA meta-analysis of in vivo studies on the effects of garlic in reducing methaneproduction in small ruminants Iran
12:00-12:15SR-13 Lilian GregoryPreliminary data on the occurrence of the main bacterial agents that cause respiratorydiseases in sheep in the State of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro - Brazil Brazil
Chairs:14:00-14:45 Oral Presentation
Karim Adjou FranceNoritoshi Kawate Japan
14:00-14:15SR-14 Akbar PirestaniRelationship of lipid factors in Seminal Plasma and Blood Serum of Afshari RamsIran
14:15-14:30SR-15 Mpho TsheoleImpact of different dietary protein levels on goats minerals, and blood parametersSouth Africa
14:30-14:45SR-16 Juan-Vicente Gonzalez-MartinGestational toxemia in lactating sheep is associated with alterations in circulatinginflammatory biomarkers Spain
Reproductive Technology
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:14:45-15:45 Oral Presentation
Juan Romano USAMinoru Sakaguchi Japan
14:45-15:00RT-01 David Hugh BlackEstablishing a robust ovum pick up (OPU) and in vitro embryo production (IVP) systemfor use in UK cattle breeding. UK
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Day 1 ﴾Wednesday, Aug. 29 ﴿‐6WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
15:00-15:15RT-02 Yasuo FushimiEfficacy of a single measurement of plasma anti-Müllerian hormone concentration forovum pick-up donor selection of Japanese Black heifers in herd breeding programs Japan
15:15-15:30RT-03 Rosemary WaiteA Novel Approach to Monitoring Working Dairy Breed Natural Service SiresAustralia
15:30-15:45RT-04 Jonathan StathamObjective analysis of fresh and frozen bovine semen using CASA and flow cytometryUK
Workshop 3
Room E (Small Hall)
Miyarisan Pharmaceutical Co.,Ltd.
How should we best use of women power in livestock industry?
16:30-18:30
WS3-1 Emile BouchardWoman power in livestock industry in the worldCanada
WS3-2 Chikako TaniWoman power in livestock industry in JapanJapan
WS3-3 Discussion (using cards with YES or NO)
Day 2 - Thursday, Aug. 30
Udder Health and Milk Quality
Room A (Main Hall)
Chairs:08:30-10:15 Oral Presentation
Pamela Ruegg USAShiro Miyoshi Japan
08:30-08:45UH-17 Fidele KaberaQuarter-based selective dry cow therapy using on-farm diagnostics: preliminary resultsof a randomized controlled trial Canada
08:45-09:00UH-18 Jantijn M SwinkelsEffect of dry cow treatment of a teat sealant alone or in combination with antibioticwhen applied at the cow or quarter level. Netherlands
09:00-09:15UH-19 Baljinder Kumar BansalStudy on Udder Health and Milk Quality, and its Relation to Dry Cow Therapy in SahiwalCows India
09:15-09:30UH-20 Catarina KrugIncomplete Milking in Early Lactation Increases the Odds of Eliminating IntramammaryInfections: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial Canada
09:30-09:45UH-21 Akbar PirestaniThe effect of celery extract (Apium graveolens) on the lactation edema, mastitis and milkcomposition in Holstein dairy cattle Iran
09:45-10:00UH-22 Peter ConstableThe severity of periparturient udder edema in dairy cattle is inversely associated with thecross-sectional area of the cranial epigastric veins draining the mammary gland USA
10:00-10:15UH-23 Yoshio KikuTreatment of Staphylococcus aureus mastitis with recombinant bovine GM-CSFJapan
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Pamela Ruegg USAShiro Miyoshi Japan
10:45-11:00UH-24 Moritz MetznerAutomatic analysis of infrared thermograms using computerized active shape modelingin experimentally induced E. coli - mastitis Germany
11:00-11:15UH-25 Patricia SimoesUse of infrared thermography in pre-partum dairy heifers to predict elevated somaticcell count and intramammary infection at calving Portugal
11:15-11:30UH-26 Yu-Chang LaiApplication of microRNA biomarkers in bovine mastitis milkJapan
11:30-11:45UH-27 Regina WaldStreptococcus uberis genotypes involved in intramammary infections: Comparison ofsmall-scale farms to a large scale dairy herd Austria
11:45-12:00UH-28 Carsten SchroederEfficient herd surveillance for mastitis using the modular bactotype Mastitis qPCRGermany
12:00-12:15UH-29 Mick ClewsThe use of ‘In Clinic’ milk culture to determine prevalence of clinical mastitis in fourdairying areas of New Zealand New Zealand
12:15-12:30UH-30 Renato May RossiEvaluation of on-farm microbiology techniques for detection of pathogens in milkUSA
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Room A (Main Hall)
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Day 2 ﴾Thursday, Aug. 30 ﴿‐7WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
Chairs:14:00-14:45 Keynote Lecture
Theo Lam NetherlandsMasaru Usui Japan
K08 Christophe BeloinOrigin of biofilm-related infections and therapeutic perspectivesFrance
Chairs:14:45-16:00 Oral Presentation
Theo Lam NetherlandsMasaru Usui Japan
14:45-15:00AR-01 Gwen Rees“It’s cheaper than a dead cow”: Understanding veterinary medicine use on UK dairyfarms through qualitative methodology UK
15:00-15:15AR-02 Peter Guy OrpinWhat can we learn from farmers experiences and attitudes to Selective Dry CowTherapy? UK
15:15-15:30AR-03 Benjamin NewcomerCharacterization of changes in the ileal microbiome of cattle after a single-doseadministration of a macrolide antibiotic. USA
15:30-15:45AR-04 Khwanchai KreausukonAntimicrobials use and Extended Spectrum Beta-Lactamase Producing Escherichia coli(ESBLs producing E. coli) in small holder dairy farms in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Thailand
15:45-16:00AR-05 Fabio S. LimaCharacterization of resistome-virulome in metritic cows that failed or attained cure aftertreatment with β-lactam antimicrobials USA
Sponsored Symposium 3
Room A (Main Hall)
Platinum Sponsor: Zoetis
Mechanism and advantage of intranasal vaccination based on mucosal immunity⿐腔粘膜ワクチン:粘膜免疫システムに基づくメカニズム及びその利点
16:30-18:00
SS3-1 Victor CorteseZoetis, USA
SS3-2 Shingo IshikawaJapan
Herd Health Management
Room B (Conference Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Emile Bouchard CanadaKatsuya Kida Japan
K11 Jos. P.T.M. NoordhuizenVeterinary Herd Health & Productivity Management Advice on Dairy FarmsFrance
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Emile Bouchard CanadaKatsuya Kida Japan
09:15-09:30HH-01 Dorte Bay LasteinConstruction of a framework for ‘better evidence based recommendations’ in a dairyherd Denmark
09:30-09:45HH-02 Kristen ReyherVeterinarian communication on herd health: a feasibility study of MotivationalInterviewing and farmer change language UK
09:45-10:00HH-03 Sarah HewittEvaluating key performance indicators to monitor beef herd productionUK
10:00-10:15HH-04 Kristen K ReyherEvaluation of Metrics for Benchmarking Antimicrobial Use in Dairy CattleUK
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Paivi J Rajala-Schultz FinlandKatsuya Kida Japan
10:45-11:00HH-05 Atte SandelinInfluence of calf characteristics to the calf mortality in calf rearing units in FinlandFinland
11:00-11:15HH-06 Jose Denis-RobichaudBiosecurity Practices in Canadian Dairy HerdsCanada
11:15-11:30HH-07 Andrea TurnerIntegrating the use of medicine audits into herd health planning to achieve the cessationof highest priority critically important antimicrobial use alongside improved production,health and welfare parameters in dairy cows UK
11:30-11:45HH-08 Niall O'LearyAccuracy and agreement between human observed Body Condition Scores (BCS) and anautomated BCS system Ireland
11:45-12:00HH-09 Alexander J CrosbieCharacterising the relationship between rumination time and peripartum disease eventsin pastured Australian dairy cattle using an automated health monitoring system. Australia
12:00-12:15HH-10 Lea LenartInfluence of pre-partum rumination times on the occurrence of diseases and level ofproduction in dairy cows Hungary
12:15-12:30HH-11 Michael IwersenMonitoring rumination time, chewing cycles and rumination bouts in indoor houseddairy cows by an ear-attached accelerometer Austria
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Day 2 ﴾Thursday, Aug. 30 ﴿‐8WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
Chairs:14:00-16:00 Oral Presentation
Andrea Turner UKShin Oikawa Japan
14:00-14:15HH-12 Frank Van EerdenburgPrediction of postpartum (subclinical) ketosis during the dry period using sensors.Netherlands
14:15-14:30HH-13 Ken KurikiEfficacy of a polyvalent mastitis vaccine at a large scale dairy farmJapan
14:30-14:45HH-14 Paivi J Rajala-SchultzUse of antimicrobial intramammary treatments in dry cow management in Finnish DairyHerds Finland
14:45-15:00HH-15 Mitsuo IshiiImpact of postpartum subclinical hypocalcemia on uterus recovery and reproductiveperformance of daily cattle Japan
15:00-15:15HH-16 Fabio S. LimaIntegrating prediction of parturition and timing supplementation of calcium forprevention of subclinical hypocalcemia USA
15:15-15:30HH-17 Elisabete Gomes MartinsAssessment of the association of Mycobacterium avium subs. paratuberculosisserostatus with birth to calving intervals from first to fifth calving, in Portuguese dairycows Portugal
15:30-15:45HH-18 Laura ElviraMonitoring heifer growth: use of thoracic tape to estimate heifer’s body weight andbody mass index as a practical tool to monitor dairy heifers growth Spain
15:45-16:00HH-19 Kaspar KroghDry off methodology and effect on daily milk production curves in Dutch dairy cowsDenmark
One Health Symposium 2018-Approach to Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Threats-
Chairs:16:30-18:30
Mitsuo Kaku JapanYutaka Tamura Japan
SS4-1 Masaru UsuiThe role of flies in circulation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and antibiotic resistancegenes among humans, animals, andenvironments Japan
SS4-2 Satoru SuzukiDissemination of antibiotic resistance genes in the a quatic environmentJapan
SS4-3 Hiroshige MikamoClinical impact of national action plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in JapanJapan
SS4-4 Todd R. CallawayAntimicrobial Resistance in food animals and humans: Potential One Health solutionsUSA
SS4-5 Hiroyuki KunishimaClosing RemarksJapan
Bovine Welfare and Cattle Comfort
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
08:30-08:45
- Ruminant Well-Being Award
Chairs:08:45-09:30 Keynote Lecture
Gatz Riddell USAHidetoshi Higuchi Japan
K10 Ed PajorBovine behavior and welfare in production medicineCanada
Chairs:09:30-10:15 Oral Presentation
Gatz Riddell USAHidetoshi Higuchi Japan
09:30-09:45WE-01 Peter WhitePain relief in Australian Cattle; Where to from here?Australia
09:45-10:00WE-02 Dominique Van Der SaagThe effect of topical anaesthetic and meloxicam, alone and in combination, on pain andhaemorrhage following spaying of female beef cattle Australia
10:00-10:15WE-03 Nicola GladdenEffects of Post-Partum Pain Relief on Behaviour in Calves Born with and withoutAssistance UK
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Gatz Riddell USAHidetoshi Higuchi Japan
10:45-11:00WE-04 Michael BoltonFlunixin transdermal reduces pain in cattleUSA
11:00-11:15WE-05 George StilwellUse of topical anaesthesia to control pain during and after trimming hoof lesions in dairycows. Portugal
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Day 2 ﴾Thursday, Aug. 30 ﴿‐9WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
11:15-11:30WE-06 Siddartha TorresEffect of the administration of flunixin transdermal alone or in combination with anantibiotic on health and performance of newly received beef cattle Mexico
11:30-11:45WE-07 George StilwellDairy cattle welfare assessment – an innovative approach for cattle in pasture in theAzores Island Portugal
11:45-12:00WE-08 Hassan Mohammed MaiResponse of Bunaji and Friesian cows to heat stress in Bauchi, NigeriaNigeria
12:00-12:15WE-09 Joao H C CostaHow well are our dairies during the summer? Summer to Winter (S:W) Ratios of SomaticCell Score and milk yield in USA USA
12:15-12:30WE-10 Monoar S. PallabWelfare status of bobby calves at an abattoir in Victoria, Australia.Australia
Chairs:14:00-15:45 Oral Presentation
Long Su Viet NamYasuho Taura Japan
14:00-14:15WE-11 Richard LavenRecumbency at Slaughter Premises: A Case-Control StudyNew Zealand
14:15-14:30WE-12 Rosanna KirkwoodThe risk of iatrogenic sciatic nerve damage in dairy cattle when injecting into the dorsalgluteal region UK
14:30-14:45WE-13 Anna ReicheLong-term effects of disbudding – the relation of horn status and HPA responsiveness asmeasured by repeated ACTH challenges in fattening bulls Switzerland
14:45-15:00WE-14 Arvind SharmaAn epidemiological survey of the health and welfare of cows in shelters (gaushalas) inIndia Australia
15:00-15:15WE-15 Francisco Javier DieguezChanges in mortality rates in dairy cattle farms after switching from a milking parlor toautomatic milking Spain
15:15-15:30WE-16 Maher AlsaaodLocomotion characteristics of dairy cows walking on pasture and the effect of artificialflooring systems on locomotion comfort Switzerland
15:30-15:45WE-17 Maher AlsaaodDevelopment and validation of a sonographic edema scoring system for show cowsSwitzerland
Workshop 5
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
MTF Co., Ltd.
Characteristics and prospects of Japanese Black cattle
16:30-18:30
16:30-16:55WS5-1 Tetsuo KuniedaOrigin and genetic diseases of Japanese Black cattleJapan
16:55-17:20WS5-2 Keiichi MatsudaDiseases characteristic of Japanese Black cattleJapan
17:20-17:45WS5-3 Kazunori IshiiUltrasonography in Japanese Black cattleJapan
17:45-18:10WS5-4 Takeshi OsawaReproductive management in Japanese Black cowsJapan
18:10-18:30WS5-5 Discussion
Internal Medicine
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Doo Kim KoreaHisashi Inokuma Japan
K21 Walter GrünbergFuture perspectives for farm animal internal medicineGermany
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Doo Kim KoreaHisashi Inokuma Japan
09:15-09:30IM-01 Florian TrefzInvestigations on electrocardiographic abnormalities associated with hyperkalemia in130 hospitalized neonatal diarrheic calves Germany
09:30-09:45IM-02 G. K. JimAn observational study to assess the value of a computer-aided lung auscultationsystem to predict the risk of bovine respiratory disease (BRD) relapse and mortality whencollected at the time of first BRD treatment Canada
09:45-10:00IM-03 Siddartha TorresEvaluation of administration of tildipirosin and a multivalent inactivated respiratoryvaccine to control bovine respiratory disease in pre-weaned dairy calves. Mexico
10:00-10:15IM-04 Gwen ReesMeasuring veterinary medicine storage and use on United Kingdom dairy farmsUK
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Day 2 ﴾Thursday, Aug. 30 ﴿‐10WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Doo Kim KoreaHisashi Inokuma Japan
10:45-11:00IM-05 Siddartha TorresPerformance of multiple diagnostic tools in assessing the progression of respiratorydisease in calves infected with IBR followed by Mannheimia haemolytica Mexico
11:00-11:15IM-06 Katharina Van LeenenFactors associated with pulmonary inflammation in calves as determined by cytology onnon-endoscopic broncho-alveolar lavage samples Belgium
11:15-11:30IM-07 Melina Marie YasuokaNon Invasive Mechanical Ventilation (CPAP Mode) on premature calves for neonatalhypoxia treatment Brazil
11:30-11:45IM-08 Jeong-Byoung ChaeComparison of Causative Agents of Bovine Diarrhea and Acute Phase Proteins betweenHealthy and Diarrheic Korean Indigenous Calves Korea
11:45-12:00IM-09 Diego GomezDoes the Physicochemical Approach Improve Detection of Acid-base Disorders inDiarrheic calves? USA
12:00-12:15IM-10 François SchelcherPredicting the level of metabolic acidosis in neonatal calf with diarrhea: diagnostic valueof urinary pH and construction of decision trees based on clinical signs. France
12:15-12:30IM-11 Florian TrefzEvaluation of a portable ion-selective electrode meter for measuring potassiumconcentrations in whole blood and plasma of dairy calves Germany
Luncheon Seminar 1
Room D (107+108)
Platinum Sponsor: Boehringer Ingelheim
12:45-13:35
LS1 Scott McdougallBenefits of NSAID therapy for clinical mastitis臨床的な乳房炎におけるNSAID使⽤の利点に関して New Zealand
Internal Medicine
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:14:00-15:15 Oral Presentation
Walter Grünberg GermanyShigeru Sato Japan
14:00-14:15IM-12 Lennart GolbeckEffect of dehydration and acidemia on the potassium content of muscle tissue anderythrocytes in calves with neonatal diarrhea Germany
14:15-14:30IM-13 Kaoru HatateBone resorption status in parturient dairy cows: a perspective of bone markers related toosteoclast activity Japan
14:30-14:45IM-14 Corinna LauschPrognostic value of preoperative plasma L-Lactate concentrations in calves with acuteabdominal emergencies Germany
14:45-15:00IM-15 Corinna LauschPrognostic relevance of sequential plasma L-Lactate measurements in calves with acuteabdominal emergencies Germany
15:00-15:15IM-16 Diego GomezMechanistic effect of intravenous fluids solutions on blood pH of healthy calves.USA
Infectious Diseases: Parasitology
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:15:15-15:30 Oral Presentation
Walter Grünberg GermanyShigeru Sato Japan
15:15-15:30PA-05 Matthew Charles PlayfordUsing pooled samples and Mini-FLOTAC to assess efficacy of cattle anthelmintics on a5,000-head heifer-rearing unit in Tasmania, Australia. Australia
Workshop 4
Room D (107+108)The Veterinary Profession and Food in 2025 / How might veterinary networks collaborate to deliver innovativeimprovements in the productivity, quality and welfare standards of wholesome food, produced from healthy animals
16:30-18:30
16:30-16:50WS4-1 Mark BryanGlobal agri- and vet business challenges and opportunitiesNew Zealand
16:55-17:15WS4-2 David BlackRecruitment and staff challenges and opportunitiesIndependent Practice versus Corporatisation UK
17:20-17:40WS4-3 International Speaker To BeConfirmedThe "One Health" aspect of what we do
17:45-18:05WS4-4 Ben LeeVeterinary Networks
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Day 2 ﴾Thursday, Aug. 30 ﴿‐11WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
18:10-18:30WS4-5 Jon ReaderManaging ChangeUK
Public Health and Food Safety
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Chris Compton New ZealandNaoaki Misawa Japan
K22 Dörte DöpferPredictive Modeling for Large Data Sets and One HealthUSA
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Chris Compton New ZealandNaoaki Misawa Japan
09:15-09:30PH-01 Ameer Ahmed MegahedComparative study on the efficacy of aqueous ozone, sodium hypochlorite, andperacetic acid in the disinfection of various Salmonella contaminated surfaces in dairyoperations. USA
09:30-09:45PH-02 Liz CresswellThe effect of vaccination practices on injection site lesions in UK beef cattleAustralia
09:45-10:00PH-03 Sukolrat BoonyayatraGenotypic comparison of Streptococcus agalactiae isolated from cattle, fish and humanin northern Thailand Thailand
10:00-10:15PH-04 Monika Szymanska-CzerwinskaQ fever in milk cattle herds as a potential threat for humansPoland
Chairs:10:45-11:45 Oral Presentation
Doerte Doepfer USAMasato Akiba Japan
10:45-11:00PH-05 Jonathan StathamAn integrated platform for rapid testing of pathogens in the meat/poultry supply chainUK
11:00-11:15PH-06 Naoaki MisawaBile in gallbladder as an important contamination source of Campylobacter species inslaughter cattle Japan
11:15-11:30PH-07 Savek KiatsomphobA one-year investigation of the dynamics and antimicrobial susceptibility of bacteriaisolated from cows with mastitis on a large-scale dairy farm in Japan Japan
11:30-11:45PH-08 Ricardo StocklerIn vivo characterization of the ileal microbiome of healthy cattle using Ion Torrent PGManalysis USA
Tropical Animal Diseases
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:11:45-12:30 Keynote Lecture
Olalekan Jeremiah NigeriaTakeshi Osawa Japan
K06 Keith John SumptionFoot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD): why understanding the risks and access to efficaciousvaccines are key to progressive control of the disease - from herd level to global scale Italy
Luncheon Seminar 2
Room E (Small Hall)
Major Sponsor: Elanco Japan K.K.
Chair:12:45-13:35
Go Kitahara Japan
LS2 Michael SteeleA new concept in transition management of the peripartum dairy cow乳⽜周産期の飼養管理における新しいコンセプト Elanco Animal Health
Tropical Animal Diseases
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:14:00-16:00 Oral Presentation
Olalekan Jeremiah NigeriaTakeshi Osawa Japan
14:00-14:15TD-01 Isabel B.J. MacphillamyImproving biosecurity for Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) control in countries from Asia,the Far East and Oceania Australia
14:15-14:30TD-02 Peter WindsorAn evidence-based herd health program for tropical smallholder beef production inSoutheast Asia Australia
14:30-14:45TD-03 Peter WindsorCan medicated molasses blocks deliver superior health and productivity fromsmallholder large ruminants in developing countries? Australia
14:45-15:00TD-04 Luisa OlmoInvestigation of infectious reproductive pathogens of large ruminants: are neosporosis,brucellosis, leptospirosis and BVDV of relevance in Lao PDR? Australia
15:00-15:15TD-05 Kohei MakitaParticipatory evidence-based planning for community-based control of bovinebrucellosis in Tanzania Japan
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Day 2 ﴾Thursday, Aug. 30 ﴿‐12WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
15:15-15:30TD-06 Kohei MakitaPerception and behaviours associated with community-based bovine brucellosis controlamong agro-pastoralists in Tanzania Japan
15:30-15:45TD-07 Leo UchidaTheileria parva survey by simple FTA card-based polymerase chain reaction in dairycattle in Mbarara, Uganda Japan
15:45-16:00TD-08 Takeshi MiyamaPrevalence of sub-clinical mastitis and its association with milking practice in Mbarara,Uganda Japan
Workshop 6
Room F (201+202)Mooving to another level as a Buiatrician :- from individual animal care to trusted advisor in the leadership team.
16:30-18:30
16:30-18:30WS6 Mark BurgemeisterMooving to another level as a Buiatrician: - from individual animal care to trustedadvisor in the leadership team. Australia
Day 3 - Friday, Aug. 31
Reproduction
Room A (Main Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Martina Hoedemaker GermanySeiji Katagiri Japan
K14 Kazuhiko ImakawaConceptus implantation to the maternal endometrium: cellular mechanisms associatedwith the adhesion of two cell types. Japan
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Martina Hoedemaker GermanySeiji Katagiri Japan
09:15-09:30RE-01 Juan E. RomanoNew aseptic technique of semen collection for microbiological culture in bullsUSA
09:30-09:45RE-02 W.W.P.N. WeerakoonScrotal circumference and plasma concentrations of testicular and metabolic hormonesfrom pre-puberty to post-puberty in Japanese Black beef bulls with normal, abnormalfresh and low-fertility post-thaw semen Japan
09:45-10:00RE-03 Takeshi OsawaEffects of early weaning on postpartum endometrial environment in beef cowsJapan
10:00-10:15RE-04 Adam MartinPrognostic indicators of survival time in Norwegian Cattle suffering from Uterineprolapse Norway
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Martina Hoedemaker GermanySeiji Katagiri Japan
10:45-11:00RE-05 Madeleine Jane HayThe effect of clinical endometritis on the calving to conception interval of dairy cowsAustralia
11:00-11:15RE-06 Harald PothmannReproducibility of endometrial cytology and association between mRNA expressions ofpro-inflammatory factors and uterine health in cows Austria
11:15-11:30RE-07 Osvaldo Bogado PascottiniComparison of cow-side diagnostic techniques to assess subclinical endometritis indairy cows Canada
11:30-11:45RE-08 Takeshi OsawaAssociations of periparturient plasma biochemical parameters, endometrial leukocyteesterase and myeloperoxidase, and bacterial detection with clinical and subclinicalendometritis in postpartum dairy cows Japan
11:45-12:00RE-09 Michael William ReynoldsThe reproductive performance of 80 problem breeder cows after receiving a therapeuticuterine lavage. Australia
12:00-12:15RE-10 Mick ClewsThe effect at herd level of more frequent testing for endometritis and subsequenttreatment of positive cows with a single intrauterine infusion of 500 mg cephapirincompared to a more traditional single test and treatment. New Zealand
12:15-12:30RE-11 Harald PothmannPost-insemination intrauterine treatment with cephapirin in dairy cows with mildendometritis Austria
Chairs:14:00-16:00 Oral Presentation
Rodolfo de la Sota ArgentinaShigehisa Tsumagari Japan
14:00-14:15RE-12 Pablo M. ChestaEfficacy of Mycobacterium Cell Wall Fraction in the treatment of clinical and subclinicalendometritis in dairy cows Argentina
14:15-14:30RE-13 Aleksandar MasicEfficacy of Mycobacterium Cell Wall Fraction on intrauterine influx ofpolymorphonuclear cells in dairy cows-dose comparison study Canada
14:30-14:45RE-14 Emy Elizabeth VarugheseVascularization to preovulatory follicle and corpus luteum- A valuable predictor offertility in dairy cows. USA
14:45-15:00RE-15 Motozumi MatsuiEffects of the function of corpus luteum at the beginning of Shortsynch program onconception rate of lactating dairy cows Japan
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Day 3 ﴾Friday, Aug. 31 ﴿‐13WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
15:00-15:15RE-16 Hiromi KusakaEarlier emergence of large follicles rather than early ovulation as an indicator ofsubsequent fertility in lactating dairy cows Japan
15:15-15:30RE-17 Taiki IzumiDoes the side (left or right) of preovulatory follicle location at artificial inseminationaffect the conception rate in lactating dairy cows? Japan
15:30-15:45RE-18 Kouichi TanemuraA New Hypothesis on the Development and Healing of Follicular Cysts in Dairy CowsJapan
15:45-16:00RE-19 Phong Tuan VuongApplication of hormonal intervention in treatment of ovarian disorders in dairy cattleherd in Vinhphuc province, Vietnam Viet Nam
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Room B (Conference Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
John Olsen DenmarkMasato Akiba Japan
K09 Theo LamAntimicrobial use and antimicrobial resistance in dairy cowsNetherlands
Chairs:09:15-10:00 Oral Presentation
John Olsen DenmarkMasato Akiba Japan
09:15-09:30AR-06 Virginie Guerinβ-lactamase-encoding gene identification by micro-arrays in phenotypically resistantpathogenic Escherichia coli from young calves in Wallonia, Belgium. Belgium
09:30-09:45AR-07 Jia ChengAntibiogram of klebsiella species isolated from bovine mastitis in ChinaChina
09:45-10:00AR-08 Emily SnyderGenetic characterization of multi-drug resistant Mannheimia haemolytica isolated fromhigh-risk stocker cattle USA
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Richard Pereira USAIkuo Uchida Japan
10:45-11:00AR-09 Lisa Chloe Morgans"Antibiotics Anonymous”- Lessons learnt measuring antimicrobial use with UK dairyfarmers UK
11:00-11:15AR-10 Isabel B.J. MacphillamyPotential risks for antimicrobial resistance (AMR) from inappropriate treatments for viraldiseases by para-veterinary professionals in developing countries Australia
11:15-11:30AR-11 Diego Borin NobregaAssociation between antimicrobial use and resistance in non-aureus staphylococciisolated from dairy herds Canada
11:30-11:45AR-12 Mark BryanA comparative analysis of antimicrobial use in dairy cows in New Zealand and in the UKNew Zealand
11:45-12:00AR-13 Philip ElkinsThe use of an antimicrobial practice sales report to identify prescribing patterns and asan active tool in herd health management UK
12:00-12:15AR-14 Kee JimAntimicrobial use in Canadian beef cattle: extent, indications, and risk factors fortreatment. Canada
12:15-12:30AR-15 Richard PereiraFeeding preweaned calves milk containing drug residues ("waste milk"): impacts on thefunctional profile of the fecal microbiota USA
Chairs:14:00-14:45 Oral Presentation
Benjamin Newcomer USAMasato Akiba Japan
14:00-14:15AR-16 Richard PereiraWaste milk from dairy farms in Central California: distribution of antimicrobial drugresidues and farm practices USA
14:15-14:30AR-17 Scott McdougallUse of on-farm bacterial culture and decision support tools to reduce antimicrobialusage in cases of mild to moderate clincial mastitis in cows New Zealand
14:30-14:45AR-18 Christer BergstenNon-antibiotic topical treatment of interdigital phlegmon (foot rot) with salicylic acidSweden
Immunology and Vaccines
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Philip Griebel CanadaHiromichi Ohtsuka Japan
K04 Geraldine TaylorImmunology of bovine respiratory syncytial virus (bRSV) in calvesUK
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Philip Griebel CanadaHiromichi Ohtsuka Japan
09:15-09:30IV-01 Paulina JaworThe application of bovine hyperimmune serum against selected outer membraneantigens of Gram-negative bacteria in prevention and treatment of respiratory tractinfections in dairy calves Poland
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Day 3 ﴾Friday, Aug. 31 ﴿‐14WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
09:30-09:45IV-02 Leon BarringerInnate Immunity and Rumen Resiliency using Fermentation BioactivesUSA
09:45-10:00IV-03 Victor S. CorteseLocal immune responses in stressed and unstressed beef cattleUSA
10:00-10:15IV-04 Michael SteeleEfficacy and safety of pegbovigrastim in EU clinical field trialsUK
Chairs:10:45-12:15 Oral Presentation
Geraldine Taylor UKSatoru Konnai Japan
10:45-11:00IV-05 Hajime KatoRelationship between hemorrhagic bowel syndrome and Clostridium perfringens type Aa toxin Japan
11:00-11:15IV-06 Naoya MaekawaIn vitro and clinical study on antivirus activity of an anti-PD-L1 rat-bovine chimericantibody against bovine leukemia virus infection Japan
11:15-11:30IV-07 Tomohiro OkagawaOvercoming T-cell exhaustion in chronic infections of cattle: a pilot clinical study of anti-PD-1 immunotherapy in bovine leukemia virus infection Japan
11:30-11:45IV-08 Carl-Christian GelfertA study to compare serological response to vaccination with an inactivated BovineRespiratory Disease vaccine given at various inter-vaccination intervals Belgium
11:45-12:00IV-09 Philip GriebelMucosal Immune Response in Young Calves Following Intranasal Administration ofBovine Coronavirus, Modified Live Vaccine Canada
12:00-12:15IV-10 Geert VertentenStimulation of passive immunity by vaccination of dry cows with a multivalentinactivated respiratory vaccine. Belgium
14:15-14:30IV-12 Richard LavenA non-inferiority study of low dose intradermal rabies vaccine and standard doseintramuscular vaccination New Zealand
Clinical Genetics
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
Chairs:14:30-15:15 Oral Presentation
Arcangelo Gentile ItalyMitsuhiro Takagi Japan
14:30-14:45CG-01 Brandon Cameron FraserNovel findings of Bovine Familial Convulsions and AtaxiaAustralia
14:45-15:00CG-02 Marie Margarete MeyerholzGenetically selected heifers differ in peripheral blood concentrations of IGF-1 and ßHBAGermany
15:00-15:15CG-03 Rosemary WaiteThe Genomic Value of Dairy Breed Natural Service SiresAustralia
Hoof Health and Lameness
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Dörte Döpfer USATakeshi Tsuka Japan
K12 Christer BergstenStrategies to reduce dairy lameness by improving claw health. Is zero lameness areachable goal? Sweden
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Dörte Döpfer USATakeshi Tsuka Japan
09:15-09:30HL-01 Richard A LavenAn unusual presentation of toe ulcers in a pasture-based dairy herdNew Zealand
09:30-09:45HL-02 Jessie HesselingBovine Digital Dermatitis in Victoria, AustraliaAustralia
09:45-10:00HL-03 Joao H C CostaSystematic review of prevalence of lameness and leg lesions on dairy farms: 2006 to2016 USA
10:00-10:15HL-04 Jay TunstallThe Prevalence of Lameness in UK Finishing CattleUK
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Christer Bergsten SwedenTakeshi Tsuka Japan
10:45-11:00HL-05 Karl NussDistribution of weight and pressure on the claw soles in young calvesSwitzerland
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Day 3 ﴾Friday, Aug. 31 ﴿‐15WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
11:00-11:15HL-06 Benjamin OehmeEffect of different ground conditions on pressure distribution under the bovine clawmeasured with foil-based sensors Germany
11:15-11:30HL-07 Maher AlsaaodDetection of hind limb pathologies in cattle with the aid of the cow pedogramSwitzerland
11:30-11:45HL-08 Peter HutSense of sensors: behavioral aspects of dairy cattle in the transition period related totheir locomotion scores Netherlands
11:45-12:00HL-09 Sanusi MohammedEvaluation of lameness in cattle under traditional pastoralists’ management in Semi-aridzone of Bauchi and Yobe States, North Eastern Nigeria Nigeria
12:00-12:15HL-10 Hiroyuki ManabeAccuracy of Corium-parallel trimming technique using of Magnetic Resonance Imaging(MRI) system in the bovine claws Japan
12:15-12:30HL-11 Richard A LavenComparison of orthopaedic hoof blocks for the treatment of lame cattle under NewZealand pasture conditions in regard to wear and block duration New Zealand
Chairs:14:00-14:30 Oral Presentation
Inhyung Lee KoreaTakeshi Tsuka Japan
14:00-14:15HL-12 Dörte DöpferClinical evaluations and histology to test the effect of amino acid complexed tracemineral supplementation on digital dermatitis in growing-finishing feedlot cattle USA
14:15-14:30HL-13 Charlotte KroegerNew ways to preserve claw health – comparative study on the efficacy of antibiotics andantibiotic-free treatments for digital dermatitis (Mortellaro disease) Germany
Miscellaneous Topics
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:14:30-15:45 Oral Presentation
Bhuminand Devkota NepalYasuho Taura Japan
14:30-14:45MT-01 Vincent PlassardHypoplasia of the omasal laminae in cattle: description of two casesFrance
14:45-15:00MT-02 Kristen ReyherHow- and under what circumstances- can veterinary communication inspire farmerbehaviour change? A qualitative investigation UK
15:00-15:15MT-03 Rendani Victress NdouKnowledge of ethnoveterinary medicine within the North West Province, South AfricaSouth Africa
15:15-15:30MT-04 Pedro MelendezThe effect of linseed meal on daily weight gain, dry matter intake, feed efficiency,Interleukin-1 and Resolvin E1 in pre-weaned Holstein dairy calves USA
15:30-15:45MT-05 Kristen K ReyherCurrent best estimates of adult dairy cattle weight in the United KingdomUK
Epidemiology
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Cord Heuer New ZealandMutsuyo Kadohira Japan
K07 Mark StevensonTools and Approaches for Problem Solving at the Herd, Regional, National andInternational Level Australia
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Cord Heuer New ZealandMutsuyo Kadohira Japan
09:15-09:30EP-01 Karima Akool Al SalihiThe seasonal outbreaks of Foot and Mouth Disease and its history in IraqIraq
09:30-09:45EP-02 Kaari ReimusOn-farm mortality and related risk factors in Estonian dairy cowsEstonia
09:45-10:00EP-03 Chris Compton ComptonPatterns and determinants of culling and mortality are unique topasture-grazed,seasonal-calving dairy cows in New Zealand New Zealand
10:00-10:15EP-04 David L RenaudRisk factors associated with mortality identified at arrival to a milk-fed veal facilityCanada
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Mark Stevenson AustraliaKohei Makita Japan
10:45-11:00EP-05 Cord HeuerWhy leptospirosis continues to occur in workers of vaccinated dairy herdsNew Zealand
11:00-11:15EP-06 Takeshi MiyamaHerd-level risk factors associated with Leptospira Hardjo infection in dairy herds in thesouthern Tohoku, Japan Japan
11:15-11:30EP-07 Rolando PiccioniMeat inspection, variability depending on the veterinary inspector: a cross sectionalstudy Italy
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Day 3 ﴾Friday, Aug. 31 ﴿‐16WBC2018 Sapporo: Keynote Lecture / Workshop / Oral Presentation / Sponsored Symposium / Luncheon Seminar
11:30-11:45EP-08 Felicity Kaye WillsAntibody concentrations against gastrointestinal nematodes in adult beef cows from theprairie provinces of western Canada Australia
11:45-12:00EP-09 Shin-Ichi SakakibaraThe detection of the Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis inenvironmental samples as a screening test to determine a herd’s paratuberculosis status Japan
12:00-12:15EP-10 Jean-Philippe RoyIncidence of fecal excretion of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis in dairycows before and after the enrolment in the Québec Voluntary Program Canada
12:15-12:30EP-11 Peter MansellSerological detection of Mycoplasma bovis in dairy herds using calf blood samplescollected from abattoirs Australia
Luncheon Seminar 3
Room E (Small Hall)
Platinum Sponsor: Zoetis
Chair:12:45-13:35
Akihiro Iwakuma Zoetis, Japan
LS3 Jos NoordhuizenDairy heifer & calf management乳⽤⼦⽜及び未経産⽜の呼吸器病対策 Australia
Epidemiology
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:14:00-14:30 Oral Presentation
Mark Stevenson AustraliaKohei Makita Japan
14:00-14:15EP-12 Tom BrownlieSearching for anthrax in the cloudsNew Zealand
14:15-14:30EP-13 Mark Andrew BurgemeisterDAGs - Directed Acyclic Graphs as a tool for Buiatricians to examine causal inference.Australia
Toxicology
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:14:30-15:30 Oral Presentation
Francois Schelcher FranceReiichiro Sato Japan
14:30-14:45TX-01 Michael William ReynoldsBracken Toxicosis.Australia
14:45-15:00TX-02 Pedro MelendezDetermination of micotoxins in dairy feedstufs typically used in ChileUSA
15:00-15:15TX-03 Katsuki TodaSupplementation with difructose anhydride III (DFA III) reduces mycotoxin absorption incattle by modifying the tight-junction network Japan
15:15-15:30TX-04 Brandon Cameron FraserOutbreak of Lantana camara poisoning in tropically adapted cattle with long term followup Australia
Emerging Diseases
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:15:30-16:00 Oral Presentation
Przemyslaw Sobiech PolandMakoto Haritani Japan
15:30-15:45ED-01 Andrea TurnerTwo cases of embolic pneumonia secondary to udder cleft dermatitis in dairy cattle fromthe same farm UK
15:45-16:00ED-02 Diego GomezSalmonella Dublin in dairy calves: an outbreak investigation.USA
Workshop 7-(1)
Room F (201+202)
Dr. Fritz – Endoscopy & Videosystems, Tuttlingen, GermanyDifferent methods of laparoscopic abomasopexy described by JANOWITZ and CHRISTIANSEN:The equipment , the procedures
08:30-10:15 Wolfgang Kehler Germany
08:30-09:00WS7(1) Efficacy of the Janowitz laparoscopic abomasopexy for treatment of left displacedabomasum in dairy cows
09:00-09:45WS7(1)Slide show with hands on the equipment / Different methods of laparoscopicabomasopexy described by JANOWITZ and CHRISTIANSEN: The equipment, theprocedures
09:45-10:15WS7(1)Movies with hands on the equipment: 1. Laparoscopic abomasopexy described byJANOWITZ, 2. Laparoscopic abomasopexy described by CHRISTIANSEN, 3. Percutaneousabomasopexy by toggle pin (Sterner and Grymer)
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Workshop 7-(2)
Room F (201+202)
Dr. Fritz – Endoscopy & Videosystems, Tuttlingen, GermanyDifferent methods of laparoscopic abomasopexy described by JANOWITZ and CHRISTIANSEN:The equipment , the procedures
10:45-12:30 Wolfgang Kehler Germany
10:45-11:15WS7(2) Efficacy of the Janowitz laparoscopic abomasopexy for treatment of left displacedabomasum in dairy cows
11:15-11:45WS7(2)Slide show with hands on the equipment / Different methods of laparoscopicabomasopexy described by JANOWITZ and CHRISTIANSEN: The equipment, theprocedures
11:55-12:30WS7(2)Movies with hands on the equipment: 1. Laparoscopic abomasopexy described byJANOWITZ, 2. Laparoscopic abomasopexy described by CHRISTIANSEN, 3. Percutaneousabomasopexy by toggle pin (Sterner and Grymer)
Workshop 8
Room F (201+202)
Iso Veterinary ServiceWhat we have seen and learned about Fukushima? Experience and suggestive instruction from animal victims in the ex-evacuation zone since the disaster of the earthquake followed by FNPPF accident
14:00-16:00
14:00-14:45WS8-1 Manabu FukumotoWhat we have observed in cattle in the evacuation zone in FukushimaJapan
14:45-15:15WS8-2 Chiaki ShimaokaPharmacokinetics of radiocesium in Japanese Black cattle (Wagyu)Japan
15:15-16:00WS8-3 Masahiro NatsuhoriEstimation of Radiation exposure dose of Japanese Black cattle (Wagyu) and their healthstatus in the ex-evacuation zones in Fukushima Japan
Day 4 - Saturday, Sep. 01
Reproduction
Room A (Main Hall)
Chairs:08:30-10:00 Oral Presentation
Otto Szenci HungaryKazuhiko Imakawa Japan
08:30-08:45RE-20 Muhammad YusufThe Incidence of reproductive disorders in dairy cows under smallholder farmsIndonesia
08:45-09:00RE-21 Rodolfo Luzbel De La SotaCharacterization of pregnancy losses between 30 and 210 days of gestation in grazingdairy cows Argentina
09:00-09:15RE-22 Zoltan SzelenyiPregnancy losses in dairy cows with singleton and twin pregnancies with cavitary andnon-cavitary corpora lutea Hungary
09:15-09:30RE-23 Kazunori IshiiEffect of local progesterone treatment in conditions associated with higher abortionrates in dairy cows Japan
09:30-09:45RE-24 Zdzislaw GajewskiFactors affecting bovine pregnancy-associated glycoprotein (bPAG) distribution in dairycows with confirmed Late Embryonic Death (LED). Poland
09:45-10:00RE-25 Keiji MaedaEffect of induced expulsion of dead fetuses on the fertility of dairy cowsJapan
Chairs:10:45-12:15 Oral Presentation
Otto Szenci HungaryKazuhiko Imakawa Japan
10:45-11:00RE-26 Rodolfo Luzbel De La SotaEffect of clinical mastitis around the time of insemination on the fertility of grazing dairycows Argentina
11:00-11:15RE-27 Michael F PymanMilk production, cell count, reproductive performance, and survival of crossbred cows inAustralia Australia
11:15-11:30RE-28 Andrew BatesRelationships between Body Condition Score, milk production and reproduction inseasonally calving, pasture fed New Zealand dairy cows New Zealand
11:30-11:45RE-29 Atsuko IkedaThe behaviour of Nelore cows of diferent ages as an indicator of eficiency in a pasturingsystem in the Bolivian tropic. Bolivia
11:45-12:00RE-30 Peter HutFluctuation of eating time in the dry period affects fertility parameters in subsequentlactation Netherlands
12:00-12:15RE-31 Kentaro OkaThe effect of Bio-active peptides from FPP (Fermentated potato protein) on reproductiveand production performance in dairy cows: a field trial in on Belgian Dairy Herd Japan
14:00-14:15RE-32 Luis Octavio Campuzano ReyesUse of sexed semen in first and second lactation cowsMexico
14:15-14:30RE-33 Johanna RheinbergerEffect of a novel synchrony program including a second treatment of Prostaglandin F2αon fixed time artificial insemination results in pasture-based dairy herds Australia
14:30-14:45RE-34 Long Thanh SuA new intravaginal progesterone-releasing device from Vietnam: Plasma progesteroneresponse after insertion and efficacy of estrus induction in cattle. Viet Nam
14:45-15:00RE-35 Victoria HudsonThe influence of insemination timing, post enrolment in an oestrus synchronisationprogramme, on twin pregnancy rates in dairy cattle. Australia
15:00-15:15RE-36 Jantijn SwinkelsEvaluation of Reproductive Performance of Dairy Heifers subjected to two EstrusDetection Systems and treated with two Prostaglandin Formulations Netherlands
15:15-15:30RE-37 Vanessa SchweinzerEvaluation of an ear-attached accelerometer for detecting heat events in indoor houseddairy cows Austria
15:30-15:45RE-38 Ee Cheng OoiThe use of genetic selection to improve herd reproductive performance of dairy cattle inNorthern Victoria, Australia Australia
Infectious Diseases: Bacteriology
Room B (Conference Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Walter Baumgartner AustriaSatoko Kawaji Japan
K03 Richard WhittingtonControl of epizootic mycobacterial diseases: paratuberculosis and tuberculosisAustralia
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Walter Baumgartner AustriaSatoko Kawaji Japan
09:15-09:30BC-01 Peter Guy OrpinDairy UK Johne’s survey – winning farmer engagementUK
09:30-09:45BC-02 George CaldowEffective herd level control of paratubercuosis in beef cow herds: a 20 year history of UKnational control programme UK
09:45-10:00BC-03 Yukiko TaniguchiEvaluation of the proportion of fetal infection with Mycobacterium avium subspeciesparatuberculosis based on histopathological typing of cows diagnosed withparatuberculosis Japan
10:00-10:15BC-04 Yamato SajikiProstaglandin E2 suppresses immune responses in cattle with Johne’s diseaseJapan
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Richard Whittington AustraliaMasato Akiba Japan
10:45-11:00BC-05 Richard SibleyThe investigation of a persistent outbreak of bovine tuberculosis using a novel enhancedcattle testing programme and evaluation of environmental contamination. UK
11:00-11:15BC-06 Tomomi MasukoOccurrence of and countermeasures against bovine salmonellosis in HokkaidoJapan
11:15-11:30BC-07 John Elmerdahl OlsenWhole-genome-based study of Salmonella Dublin in cattle and humans in DenmarkDenmark
11:30-11:45BC-08 Marcela L.S. BicalhoThe maternal microbiome plays a key role in determining the offspring’s early-lifemicrobial community of Bos taurus USA
11:45-12:00BC-09 Yuri FujimotoRisk factors for Mycoplasma mastitis outbreak in Hokkaido, JapanJapan
12:00-12:15BC-10 Abd Al-Bar Ahmed Al-FarhaRapid screening method for identification of bovine milk mycoplasmas andAcholeplasma laidlawii Australia
12:15-12:30BC-11 Jorgen KatholmEvaluation of a new qpcr-assay for diagnosis of bacterial infections in calvesDenmark
Chairs:14:00-15:30 Oral Presentation
John Olsen DenmarkMasato Akiba Japan
14:00-14:15BC-12 Megumi UrakawaOral feeding with a probiotics Bacillus subtilis C-3102 modulates the immune andmetabolic functions in dairy cattle, resulting in prevention of mastitis Japan
14:15-14:30BC-13 Mamoru OhnishiGenetic Characteristics of CTX-M-type ESBL-Producing Enterobacteriaceae Involved inMastitis Cases on Japanese Dairy Farms, 2007 to 2011 Japan
14:30-14:45BC-14 Elias SalemAssociations of respiratory pathogens and the upper and lower respiratory tractmicrobiotas in calves with bovine respiratory disease France
14:45-15:00BC-15 Shinya GotoThe PD-1/PD-L1 pathway contributes to the immunosuppression in bovinemycoplasmosis Japan
15:00-15:15BC-16 Laura Van DriesscheIdentification of multiresistant Gallibacterium anatis strains in a clinical outbreak ofinfectious bronchopneumonia in beef cattle Belgium
15:15-15:30BC-17 Elke ErreggerThe prevalence of Leptospira borgpetersenii sv Hardjo and Leptospira interrogans svPomona in Victorian dairy herds, 2017 Australia
Infectious Diseases: Virology
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Tomas Acosta JapanSatoru Konnai Japan
K02 Paul CoussensBovine leukemia virus: A major silent threat to proper immune responses in cattleUSA
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Tomas Acosta JapanSatoru Konnai Japan
09:15-09:30VR-01 Yuri FujimotoComputer simulation of spread of Bovine Leukemia Virus in a dairy farmJapan
09:30-09:45VR-02 Satoshi NakadaA cohort study on the economic loss associated with bovine leukemia virus infection indairy production in Hokkaido, Japan Japan
09:45-10:00VR-03 H.W. Frederik WaldeckRisk factors associated with the introduction of BoHV1 into a herdNetherlands
10:00-10:15VR-04 H.W. Frederik WaldeckProbability of reintroduction of BoHV1 in the Netherlands through cattle importsNetherlands
Chairs:10:45-12:00 Oral Presentation
Paul Coussens USASatoru Konnai Japan
10:45-11:00VR-05 Putu Eka SudaryatmaBovine respiratory syncytial virus infection enhances Pasteurella multocida adherence onrespiratory epithelial cell lines Japan
11:00-11:15VR-06 Elias SalemTowards a better understanding of the pathogenesis and transmission of Influenza Dvirus in cattle France
11:15-11:30VR-07 Rok MarzelPseudocowpox virus on dairy farms in SloveniaSlovenia
11:30-11:45VR-08 Kanokwan SingasaDevelopment of Recombinant Nucleocapsid Protein-based Enzyme-linkedImmunosorbent Assay for Serological Detection of Winter Dysentery Disease Thailand
11:45-12:00VR-09 Tomas J. AcostaStudies on the Prevention of Bovine Papilloma Virus Infection in Dairy CattleJapan
Therapeutics and Pharmacology
Room C (Mid-sized Hall)
Chairs:14:00-15:15 Oral Presentation
Thomas Wittek AustriaTakeshi Miyama Japan
14:00-14:15TP-01 Laura YoungMilk residues in lactating dairy cattle following concurrent use of veterinary medicinesNew Zealand
14:15-14:30TP-02 Alejandro Ceballos MárquezAntimicrobial peptides produced by mammary gland bacteria with activity against majormastitis pathogens Colombia
14:30-14:45TP-03 Tetsuro KuramaePharmacokinetics of enrofloxacin in the peripheral blood and bronchoalveolar regionafter single subcutaneous administration in calves Japan
14:45-15:00TP-04 Roger L. SaltmanThe Predictive Value of Using Antemortem Bacterial Culture and Susceptibility Testing toDetermine Clinical Outcome of Bovine Respiratory Disease in Feedlot Cattle USA
15:00-15:15TP-05 Thomas WittekThe influence of irrigation on transdermal absorption of flunixin meglumine in calvesBelgium
Surgery
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Inhyung Lee KoreaYasuho Taura Japan
K19 Adrian SteinerTeat surgery in dairy cattleSwitzerland
09:15-09:30SU-01 Reiichiro SatoTransrectal guidance of the ovaries reduces operative time during bovine laparoscopicovariectomy Japan
09:30-09:45SU-02 Antonio Martins GiesteiraComparison of one-step laparoscopy-guided abomasopexy versus omentopexy viaright flank laparotomy for the treatment of dairy cows with left displacement of theabomasum Portugal
09:45-10:00SU-03 Hideo IsoEfficacy of laparoscopic abomasopexy for left displaced abomasum in late-pregnantcows Japan
10:00-10:15SU-04 Mustafa AricanCan Interlocking Nail Stabilization be an alternative technique for long bone fractures inCalves? Turkey
Chairs:10:45-12:30 Oral Presentation
Rosanna Kirkwood UKIso Hideo Japan
10:45-11:00SU-05 Ruurd JorritsmaRandomised prospective trials to study effects of reduced antibiotic usage in abdominalsurgery in cows Netherlands
11:00-11:15SU-06 Florin BetegNeurosurgical treatment, clinical findings and imagistic diagnosis of coenurosiscerebralis in sheep. Romania
11:15-11:30SU-07 Takeshi TsukaUnilateral rostral mandibulectomy for gingival vascular hamartoma in two calvesJapan
11:30-11:45SU-08 David John-Alexander LlewellynDevaux
Subluxation of the Elbow in a Cow: Clinical Signs, Diagnostic Imaging, Treatment andLong-term Follow-up Switzerland
11:45-12:00SU-09 Pierre-Yves MulonFemoral head ostectomy for treatment of chronic coxofemoral luxation in a Shorthorncow USA
12:00-12:15SU-10 Mrunmayi NaikClinical findings and treatment outcomes of non-infectious joint disease in JapaneseBlack calves Japan
12:15-12:30SU-11 Theresa TschonerSubstance P monitoring to quantify nociceptive responses during and after umbilicalsurgery in calves Germany
Chairs:14:00-15:00 Oral Presentation
David Black UKReiichiro Sato Japan
14:00-14:15SU-12 Moritz MetznerInfluence of metamizole on nociception in calves undergoing inhalation anesthesia forumbilical surgery Germany
14:15-14:30SU-13 Maya MeestersPost-operative complications after elective caesarean sections in Belgian Blue cattle,performed in a clinical setting. Belgium
14:30-14:45SU-14 Casalta HeleneUse of Blood L-Lactate as a Prognosis Factor for the management of surgical DigestiveDisorders in cattle. Belgium
14:45-15:00SU-15 Jana SmidkovaCase report: Correction of carpal angular deformities with closing wedge osteotomy ingoat Czech Republic
Organic and Sustainable Production Systems
Room D (107+108)
Chairs:15:00-15:45 Oral Presentation
Luis Poo ChileMegumi Itoh Japan
15:00-15:15SP-01 Muhammad Irfan SaidCharacteristics of liquid organic fertilizer from Bali cattle’s urine using decomposer anddifferent fermentation time Indonesia
15:15-15:30SP-02 Mark BryanLarge scale dairy conversion to organic farming: the veterinarian’s roleNew Zealand
15:30-15:45SP-03 Lisa Chloe MorgansFarmer Action Groups- A participatory approach to instigating change on farmsUK
Buffaloes, Camelids and Wild Ruminants
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:08:30-09:15 Keynote Lecture
Bhuminand Devkota NepalMitsuhiro Takagi Japan
K20 Mohammed ShamsuddinManagement of Production and Health of Water BuffaloesAustria
Chairs:09:15-10:15 Oral Presentation
Bhuminand Devkota NepalMitsuhiro Takagi Japan
09:15-09:30BU-01 Thomas WittekStress responses of alpacas using different methods of restraint and shearingAustria
09:30-09:45BU-02 Thomas WittekMycobacterium avium spp. paratuberculosis in new world camelids in AustriaAustria
09:45-10:00BU-03 Mohammad Golam HaiderPathological investigation of trachea and lungs of buffaloes in Gazipur district ofBangladesh Bangladesh
10:00-10:15BU-04 Baljinder Kumar BansalClinical Investigation on Impact of Dry Therapy on Bovine Mastitis, Milk Somatic CellCount and Milk Yield in Buffaloes India
Chairs:10:45-11:30 Oral Presentation
Mohammad Haider BangladeshMitsuhiro Takagi Japan
10:45-11:00BU-05 Bhuminand DevkotaFactors Affecting the Efficacy of Timed Artificial Insemination Protocols in NepaleseBuffaloes Nepal
11:00-11:15BU-06 Liria Hiromi OkudaEvaluation of cross reaction between alpha herpesvirus types 1 and 5 in buffalos herds atSão Paulo state, Bbrazil Brazil
11:15-11:30BU-07 Effendi AbustamMeat quality of buffalo meat and Bali beef rubbed with smoke flour and aged atdifferent time Indonesia
Japanese Black Cattle (Wagyu)
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:11:30-12:00 Oral Presentation
Baljinder Bansal IndiaMitsuhiro Takagi Japan
11:30-11:45JB-01 Shoichi OkadaEvaluation of fecal pH for metabolic acidosis caused by diarrhea in Japanese BlackCalves Japan
11:45-12:00JB-02 Eri KanedaA case of cranium bifidum with meningocele in Japanese Black calfJapan
E-learning and Continuing Education
Room E (Small Hall)
Chairs:14:00-15:00 Keynote Lecture
Charlotte Kroeger GermanyHisashi Mizutani Japan
K23 Peter D. ConstableE-learning and continuing educationUSA
Chairs:15:00-15:30 Oral Presentation
Charlotte Kroeger GermanyHisashi Mizutani Japan
15:00-15:15EL-01 Wendela WapenaarExamples for E-learning tools to improve and widen farm animal veterinary educationUK
15:15-15:30EL-02 Joze StaricTechnical rescue of ruminants within Establishment of safer animal rescue capacityErasmus+ KA2 project Slovenia
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Room F (201+202)The Yagura.A simulation game to identify factors limiting team work during emergency animal disease outbreak response.
09:45-10:15WS9-3 Tetsuya HorikitaFeedback and shareJapan
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Day 1 - Wednesday, Aug. 29 8:30-16:30
BVD Meeting Room 204
BV-P01 Damien AchardDetermination of the fetal protection in pregnant heifers challenged with bovine viral diarrhea type 1 virustwelve months after one administration of a live-attenuated vaccine France
BV-P02 Viviani GomesPrevalence of positives animals for Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus (BVDV) destined to exportation from Brazil toTurkei Brazil
BV-P03 Viviani GomesClinical Problems, Production Efficacy and Reproduction Efficacy in a Holstein Heifers and Cows PersistentlyInfected with Bovine Viral Diarrhea VirusClinical Problems, Production Efficacy and Reproduction Efficacy in aHolstein Heifers and Cows Persistently Infected with Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus Brazil
BV-P04 Viviani GomesInnate and Humoral Immune Response in heifers and cows persistently Infected with Bovine Viral DiarrheaVirus Brazil
BV-P05 Zhanbo ZhuEffect of BVDV and IBRV co-infecion on virus replication and MDBK cells apoptosisChina
BV-P06 Edviges Maristela PitucoStudy of cross reactios between members of Flaviviridae Family: Hepacivirus and BVDV. Preliminary DataBrazil
BV-P07 Linda Van DuijnRisk factors associated with the introduction of BVDV into a herdNetherlands
BV-P08 Mingliang DengEpidemiologic survey and genetic analysis of bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) type 1 in dairy herds of ChinaChina
BV-P09 Kyoung-Seong ChoiBovine viral diarrhea virus infection in Korean native goatsKorea
BV-P10 Sandro CaviraniComparative serology to subgenotypes BDV-1a and -1b in Italian dairy cattle operationsItaly
BV-P11 Caitlin Alexandra EvansPathological outcomes observed in lambs born to ewes experimentally infected with BVDV-1c between 59 and69 days of gestation Australia
BV-P12 Caitlin Alexandra EvansAcute BVDV infections in Australian alpacasAustralia
BV-P13 Andrea PecoraUpdate on the epidemiology of bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) in Argentina: revising intervention strategiesArgentina
BV-P14 Susana Juarez ReyesDetermination of antibodies by exposure to Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus in Mexican cattle without vaccinationMexico
BV-P15 Miroslaw Pawel PolakGenetic diversity of Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus and vaccine efficacyPoland
BV-P16 David Andrew GrahamTrends in detection of BVD virus in ear notch samples from aborted foetuses during the Irish BVD eradicationprogramme UK
BV-P17 David Andrew GrahamInvestigation of the potential for sera from cattle persistently infected with bovine viral diarrhoea virus (BVDV)to generate false-negative antibody results by indirect and competitive ELISA when included in serum poolscontaining varying proportions of seropositive and seronegative cattle UK
BV-P18 Demian BellidoFirst ever commercially available vaccine against BDV targeted to immune system cellsArgentina
BV-P19 Stephane GuillossouRapid detection of Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus on ear notches: European validation of a newimmunochromatographic test France
Diagnostic Imaging Meeting Room 204
DI-P01 Mustafa AricanThe Use of Diagnostic Techniques in Calves with Septic Arthritis – A Retrospective StudyTurkey
DI-P02 Takehiko KakizakiNon typical MRI from bovine brain abscess with two different anaerobic bacteria InfectionsJapan
Small Ruminants Meeting Room 204
SR-P01 Lilian GregoryOccurrence of the main viral agents that cause respiratory diseases in sheep in the State of São Paulo and Riode Jaineiro - Brazil Brazil
SR-P02 Fernando EstevesSchmallenberg virus antibodies surveillance in bulk milk samples in PortugalPortugal
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SR-P03 Fernando EstevesSurveillance of Bluetongue virus circulation in sheep herds of PortugalPortugal
SR-P04 Dhiraj Kumar GuptaPhenotypic antibiotic resistance pattern and presence of mecA in Staphylococcus aureus isolated from caprinemastitis India
SR-P05 Juan-Vicente Gonzalez-MartinObservational study on a novel management system involving 10 lambings per year in one high-yield dairyewe farm Spain
SR-P06 Juan Vicente Gonzalez MartinEffects of maternal factors on the metabolic profile throughout pregnancy in dairy sheepSpain
SR-P07 Marko SamardzijaSeasonal lambing distribution of the Romanov breed in northwestern Croatia during five consecutive yearsCroatia
SR-P08 Giorgio ZanardiExpert knowledge elicitation for ranking hazards affecting dairy goat welfare in Italian farmsItaly
SR-P09 Melina Marie YasuokaDermatosparaxis in lambsBrazil
SR-P10 Miguel Angel GastelumEffect of organic selenium and zinc methionine on feedlot and carcass traits of hair sheepMexico
SR-P11 Wilter Ricardo RussianoVicenteOvarian Doppler ultrasonography in Santa Inês ewes superovulated with different doses of exogenous FSHBrazil
SR-P12 Rafael Rodriguez-MartinezEffect of follicular status at the time of estrus synchronization upon estrus response and time to ovulation inanestrous goats Mexico
SR-P13 Gerardo Arellano RodriguezEffect of the use of half or complete intravaginal sponges impregnated with medroxiprogesterone upon theinduction of estrus and ovulation in Dorper ewes during the anestrous season Mexico
SR-P14 Amit SharmaEffect of varying concentrations of egg yolk in cryopreservation of Gaddi goat semenIndia
Young Stock Meeting Room 204
YS-P01 Emer KennedyPreliminary investigation on the effect of milk replacer reconstitution rate and crude protein content onabomasal emptying rate Ireland
YS-P02 Mark BryanA welfare assurance programme for dairy calves in New ZealandNew Zealand
YS-P03 Fumi KayasakiStudy on Formation and Utilisation of FMR(Fermented Milk Replacer) for Calf FeedingJapan
YS-P04 Natalija FratricCapsular antigen type determination of P.multocida isolated from calves in SerbiaSerbia
YS-P05 Sikh Tejinder SinghRisk factors, assessment and outcome of failure of passive transfer of immunity in crossbred cattle calvesIndia
YS-P06 Viviani GomesInfluence of metaphylactic use of antimicrobials on systemic inflammatory profile in Holstein calves during thefirst month of life Brazil
YS-P07 Tomaz CiglerThe Influence of the lunar cycle on haemorrhagic complications in castration of young bullsSlovenia
YS-P08 Tamako MiyazakiNeonatal calves form abomasal curds after first ingestion of first-milking colostrum for efficient absorption ofimmunoglobulin G Japan
YS-P09 Sophie Anne MahendranLongitudinal study on the effects of calf BRD on growth and productivity in Holstein-Friesian cattleUK
YS-P10 Dawid KrolDevelopment of a novel carcass autolysis scale (CAS) for use in cases of bovine perinatal mortality.Poland
Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases Meeting Room 206
NU-P01 Megumi ItohNon-invasive blood calcium measurements using electrocardiography in postpartum Jersey cowsJapan
NU-P02 Marika MaedaContinuous monitoring of ruminal pH and changes in blood metabolic parameters in subacute ruminalacidosis cows Japan
NU-P03 Josef IllekThe relationship between the concentration of selenium in the blood and the herd health in the CzechRepublic Czech Republic
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NU-P04 Josef IllekSelenium Deficiency in beef and dairy calvesCzech Republic
NU-P05 Peter ConstableIsoflupredone acetate (Predef® 2X) induces hypertension, hypernatremia, hypokalemia, kaliuresis, alkalemia,sodium retention, and plasma volume expansion in lactating dairy cows USA
NU-P06 Mehrdad SamiEffects of dexamethasone and insulin alone or in combination on energy and protein metabolism,reproduction and milk production in dairy cows in early lactation Iran
NU-P07 Enrico Lippi OrtolaniChanges in the behaviour responses of beef cattle with experimental subacute ruminal acidosis (SARA)Brazil
NU-P08 A. ArisColostrum characteristics in cows treated with cabergoline at dry-offFrance
NU-P09 A. I. De Prado-TaranillaDynamics of dry-off method on cure rate and new intramammary Infections in the dry period in theNetherlands France
NU-P10 Enrico Lippi OrtolaniNon-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs in the treatment of acute laminitis induced by oligofrutose in Nellorecattle Brazil
NU-P11 Radojica DjokovicDiagnosis of metabolic disorders in transitional dairy cows based on changes in characteristic bloodbiochemical indicators Serbia
NU-P12 Radojica DjokovicThe correlations between serum enzyme activities in blood and milk in the different stage of lactation inHolstein dairy cows Serbia
NU-P13 Stefan PlattnerMetabolic monitoring of German Simmental cows during early lactation based on milk infrared spectroscopyGermany
NU-P14 Maggie WilliamsonAn Innovative Management Approach to Ketosis Treatment in Dairy CattleCanada
NU-P15 Gabriel KovacEnergy profile in relation to number of lactation in dairy cowsSlovakia
NU-P16 Chikako YoshidaBlood n-3 fatty acid concentration and metabolic responses of dairy cows fed perilla seed oil extract duringthe transition period Japan
NU-P17 Younghye RoUtilization of prepartal total cholesterol and triglyceride concentration as indicators for predicting postpartummetabolic diseases in dairy cows Korea
NU-P18 Olimpo Oliver-EspinosaIncidence of subclinical and clinical ketosis in grazing dairy cattle in ColombiaColombia
NU-P19 Yongil ChoComparative study on different field test of Subclinical and Clinical Ketosis by using blood, milk and urine inDairy cattle Korea
NU-P20 Keitiretse MolefeMetabolic profile and survey of bovine reproductive conditions in communal farms of Ngaka Modiri MolemaDistrict of the North West Province in South Africa South Africa
NU-P21 Pavol MudronNEFA and beta-hydroxybutyrate in dairy cows with claw diseasesSlovakia
NU-P22 Martina HoedemakerEffect of one- or two-phase dry cow feeding on dry matter intake, milk yield and animal health in GermanHolstein Cows Germany
NU-P23 Nikolaus BrunnerPrevalence of Subclinical Ketosis and Production Diseases during Early Lactation in Dairy Cows in Central andSouth America, Africa, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Eastern Europe Germany
NU-P24 Juan Rodriguez PersicoEffect of injectable supplementation with copper and zinc on weight, hematological parameters and immuneresponse in pre-weaning beef calves Argentina
NU-P25 Juan Rodriguez PersicoCopper and Zinc Parenteral Supplementation in Pre-weaning CalvesArgentina
NU-P26 Eduardo Eiti IchikawaEffects of oral calcium formate supplementation in peripartum dairy cowsBrazil
NU-P27 Kaspar KroghImpact of Management Practices on blood calcium levels in dairy cows at dry off – results from France andDenmark Denmark
NU-P28 Kei KazamaInfluence of the placental parathyroid hormone-related protein for parturient disorders in dairy cows.Japan
NU-P29 George StilwellPost-partum calcium levels in pure Holsteins and crossbred dairy cows after Vitamin D injectionPortugal
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Udder Health and Milk Quality Meeting Room 207
UH-P01 Nana KitanoEffects of sampling volume of foremilk for the evaluation of somatic cell counts and bacterial countsJapan
UH-P02 Laszlo OzsvariUdder disinfection and milking machine cleaning on large Holstein-Friesian farmsHungary
UH-P03 Regina WaldEvaluating the in vitro susceptibility of mastitis associated catalase-negative, esculin hydrolyzing cocci inAustrian dairy herds Austria
UH-P04 Dogus Palavan OzkanAntibiotic sensitivity of Clinical and Subclinical Mastitis Pathogens in TurkeyTurkey
UH-P05 Kazuhiro KawaiAntimicrobial susceptibility trends for strains derived from bovine mastitic milk in JapanJapan
UH-P06 Rachel Rios LacerdaBacterial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility of microorganisms isolated in goat milkBrazil
UH-P07 Yasunori ShinozukaRandomized clinical trial to evaluate the effectiveness of enrofloxacin as a second-line antibiotic for treatmentof acute Escherichia coli mastitis Japan
UH-P08 Dhiraj Kumar GuptaEvaluation of a herbal therapy in bovine subclinical mastitis: A clinical assessmentIndia
UH-P09 Shuhei YamamotoApplication of Novel Biosurfactant, Mannosylerythriol lipid-B, for improving the bovine mastitis.Japan
UH-P10 Masato KikuchiEffect of combination treatment of refractory chronic mastitis in the dairy cow, using intramammary perfusionwith hypertonic saline solution followed by short-term dry-off Japan
UH-P11 A. I. De Prado-TaranillaThe use of Cabergoline as a strategy for the prevention of new intramammary infections during the dry periodand clinical mastitis after calving France
UH-P12 A. I. De Prado-TaranillaCabergoline as a tool to reduce the incidence of milk leakage. Results in Russian farmsFrance
UH-P13 M. BoutinaudCabergoline treatment at dry-off facilitated the remodelling and the lactoferrin immunoprotection of themammary tissue in dairy cows. France
UH-P14 M BoutinaudCabergoline treatment at dry-off accelerated mammary involution as indicated by mammary secretioncomposition changes in dairy cows. France
UH-P15 A. I. De Prado-TaranillaPresence of milk leakage on days following dry-off increased the risk of clinical mastitis and newintramammary infections at calving in commercial dairy herds around Europe France
UH-P16 Yosuke HamajimaThe efficacy of Tylosin injection for treating subclinical SA mastitis in dry cow therapyJapan
UH-P17 Rubiela Castaneda-SalazarDetermination of the presence of Salmonella spp. in milk samples from two dairy herds located in the Sabanade Bogota-Colombia Colombia
UH-P18 Giorgio ZanardiEvaluation of the distribution of drug residues in different dairy products during the cheese productionprocess Italy
UH-P19 Fidele KaberaAn Observational Cohort Study on Persistency of an Internal Teat Sealant Residue in Milk after Calving in DairyCows Canada
UH-P20 Kichan LeeEffect of gamma irradiation treatment of freeze-drying colostrum on colostrum bacteriology andimmunoglobulin G concentrations Korea
UH-P21 Marko SamardzijaEffects of dietary clinoptilolite supplementation on udder health and chemical composition of milk in dairycows over two consecutive years Croatia
UH-P22 Manabu KubotaRegional Attempts to Enhance Milk Quality Through Introducing Management of HACCP in Milk Production inShibecha Town, Hokkaido Japan
UH-P23 Jae ChoiCase Report: Field experience with a polyvalent mastitis vaccine in a commercial dairy farm infected withKlebsiella Korea
UH-P24 Scott NordstromThe effect of vaccination on bacterial count, somatic cell score, milk yield and vaginal temperature followingexperimental Escherichia coli mastitis Belgium
UH-P25 Yasuha KondoImmune response during onset of coliform mastitis in vaccinated dairy cowsJapan
UH-P26 Aiko WatanabeInfluence of Bovine Leukemia Virus infection on clinical mastitisJapan
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UH-P27 Regina WaldImproving mastitis diagnosis of presumptive Streptococcus uberis isolates applying 16S rRNA genesequencing Austria
UH-P28 Jae ChoiA diagnostic tool for the detection and quantification of pathogenic bacteria in bovine milk samples from dairyfarms in South Korea Korea
UH-P29 Jaroslaw KrolUsefulness of matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization-time of flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS)for the identification of non-aureus staphylococci isolated from bovine intramammary gland infections inPoland Poland
UH-P30 Nicole SteeleValidation of prediction algorithms for early detection of clinical mastitis caused by Gram-positive and Gram-negative pathogens USA
UH-P31 Ameer Ahmed MegahedAbility of milk electrical conductivity and the sodium, potassium, and calcium concentrations measured byhand-held instruments to diagnose subclinical mastitis at dry-off in dairy cattle USA
UH-P32 Scott McdougallPredicting the infection status of the bovine mammary gland at the end of lactation using RMT and electricalconductivity New Zealand
UH-P33 Tomohito HayashiExfoliation rate of mammary epithelial cells into milk on bovine mastitis caused by Staphylococcus aureus isassociated with bacterial load Japan
UH-P34 Alejandro Ceballos-MárquezRisk factors associated to Capsular Type II Streptococcus agalactie isolated from bulk tank milk in WesternColombia Colombia
UH-P35 Nobuyuki KusabaDifference in transmission between Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae causing bovine mastitis bymolecular epidemiological analyses Japan
UH-P36 Alejandro Ceballos-MárquezCoagulase negative staphylococci may act as a protection factor against Streptococcus agalactiae udderinfections Colombia
UH-P37 Jaroslaw KrolGenetic and phenotypic diversity of Staphylococcus haemolyticus isolated from intramammary glandinfections in cows Poland
UH-P38 Viviani GomesPhysiological and pathological alterations of the mammary gland of Holstein cows in the transition periodBrazil
Day 2 - Thursday, Aug. 30 8:30-16:30
Anti-Microbial Resistance Meeting Room 204
AR-P01 Mark BryanProduction animal antimicrobial use in New ZealandNew Zealand
AR-P02 Scott McdougallReduction in antimicrobial usage following veterinary intervention in dairy herdsNew Zealand
AR-P03 Andrea TurnerValidating the use of overboot environmental sampling compared to individual cow faecal sampling tomonitor antimicrobial resistance prevalence on dairy farms. UK
AR-P04 Mark BryanFormulating antimicrobial reduction strategies using farmer-led Participatory DevelopmentNew Zealand
AR-P05 Erja TuunainenMonitoring animal welfare and antimicrobial use in calf rearing units in Finland 2017Finland
AR-P06 Takuma OkabeInvestigation of antibiotics uses in dairy farms in Chiba Prefecture for a national action plan on antimicrobialresistance Japan
AR-P07 Yuichi UenoAntimicrobial susceptibility of Histophilus somni isolated from diseased and clinically normal cattle and sheep.Japan
AR-P08 Regina WaldPhenotypic susceptibility of Streptococcus uberis to selected veterinary and human antimicrobial agentsAustria
AR-P09 Stephanie RiefAntimicrobial susceptibility of pathogens isolated from cows with clinical mastitis across GermanyGermany
AR-P10 Stephanie RiefAntimicrobial susceptibility of bovine respiratory pathogens in Germany: Enrofloxacin resistance monitoring2007-2017 Germany
AR-P11 Alejandro Ceballos-MárquezPenicillin Resistance of Streptococcus agalactiaeisolated from bovine milk in ColombiaColombia
AR-P12 Shiyao ZhangRandom Amplification Polymorphic DNA analysis of genome diversity and antimicrobial resistance inStreptococcus dysgalactiae isolated from bovine mastitis in China China
AR-P13 Zhanbo ZhuDetection of polymyxin B-resistant Escherichia coli carrying MCR-1 gene in beef cattles in HeilongjiangProvince, China China
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AR-P14 Enrique Paredes-HerbachAntimicrobial Resistance in Diarrheic Calves: Actual Status in southern ChileChile
Bovine Welfare and Cattle Comfort Meeting Room 204
WE-P01 Mark BryanTail damage in dairy cattle in New ZealandNew Zealand
WE-P02 Pedro MelendezUsefulness of human-conditioned sorting behavior in dairy cows for farm supplementation trialsUSA
WE-P03 John F MeeHow do veterinary, advisory and farmer perceptions of the causes of poor welfare in a pasture-based dairyindustry differ? Ireland
WE-P04 Krzysztof RypulaInfluence of the analgesic effect of carprofen administrated to heifers in the postpartum period on animalwelfare and milk production Poland
WE-P05 A. I. De Prado-TaranillaThe use of cabergoline at dry-off reduced the udder pressure in commercial dairy herds around EuropeFrance
WE-P06 Jonathan StathamA pilot study into the use of metabolomics to identify biomarkers for the assessment of pain in calvesfollowing disbudding UK
Clinical Genetics Meeting Room 204
CG-P01 Yi Zhe YinEvaluation of DNA chip card kit for Bovine Respiratory Disease Complex (BRDC)Japan
Emerging Diseases Meeting Room 204
ED-P01 Fernando EstevesMonitoring of Schmallenberg virus antibodies in sentinel herds of PortugalPortugal
ED-P02 John F MeePathogenicity and teratogenicity of Schmallenberg and Akabane viruses in the embryonated chicken eggmodel Ireland
ED-P03 John F MeeFirst evidence of significant re-emergence and re-circulation of Schmallenberg virus in previously exposeddairy herds in Ireland Ireland
ED-P04 Joze StaricSelected vector born zoonoses in grazing cattle in SloveniaSlovenia
ED-P05 John F MeeCulicoides species composition and abundance in relation to emerging arboviral diseases: bluetongue andSchmallenberg Ireland
Herd Health Management Meeting Room 204
HH-P01 Erika GustererProcess related information management in ‘Precision Dairy Farming’Austria
HH-P02 Alexander J CrosbieCharacterizing the relationship between rumination time and peripartum disease events in pastured Australiandairy cattle using an automated health monitoring system. Australia
HH-P03 Rika FukumoriDevelopment of a new on-farm test system for determining blood non-esterified fatty acid and β-hydroxybutyrate levels Japan
HH-P04 Nina MatsumotoA novel application for remote disease detection systems in lot fed cattle: a case report on acutely acidoticsteers in a south east Australian feedlot Australia
HH-P05 Roger L. SaltmanEarly Detection of Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD) in Feedlot Cattle through Wearable Sensor TechnologyUSA
HH-P06 Helio LangoniBiosecurity in the introduction of new animals in dairy herds: A focus for mammary MycoplasmosisBrazil
HH-P07 Alejandro Ceballos-MárquezManagement of lactational mastitis in dairy herds from western ColombiaColombia
HH-P08 Vera HaapalaUtilization of meat inspection data in detecting Mycoplasma bovis - positive dairy farmsFinland
HH-P09 Kaspar KroghVariability in dry-off practices – results from France and DenmarkDenmark
HH-P10 Daniela Resende BrunoComparison of 3 navel dip products on prevention of navel umbilical inflammationUSA
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HH-P11 Tai-Young HurDigestive disorders of dairy cow death: A retrospective study in a large dairy farmKorea
HH-P12 Frederico Siburg-MoreiraGenomic Predictions to Improve Wellness in Holstein CattleUSA
HH-P13 Frederico Siburg-MoreiraWellness Trait Genomic Predictions Effectively Identify Holstein Animals with Greater Genetic Risk forTransition Health Events USA
HH-P14 David BartramEstimating the lifetime total economic costs of respiratory disease in beef and dairy calves in the UKUK
HH-P15 Josh AleriAssessing immune capacity of dairy heifers in a pasture-based production systemAustralia
HH-P16 Carbonell CarlosMonitoring synergy between neonatal diarrhea and pneumonia vaccination in heifer’s health and growth untilweaning. Spain
HH-P17 Keiichi MatsudaCombined use of intranasal bovine rhinotracheitis and parainfluenza 3 vaccination and tulathromycin for theprevention of respiratory infections in calves arriving at a high-risk herd Japan
HH-P18 Chaidate InchaisriThe optimal replacement policies for Thai dairy cowsThailand
HH-P19 Mizuho UematsuUsefulness of veterinary services in the agricultural insurance scheme in cattle farms: A case report in JapanJapan
PA-P01 George StilwellBesnoitiosis as an emerging and exotic disease – new clinical features in breeding bullsPortugal
PA-P02 Helena ValaEffect of population size in livestock neosporosis - a seroprevalence study in bulk milk samples in the northand centre of Portugal Portugal
PA-P03 Keisuke OkuChanges over time in Eimeria oocyst excretion in dairy cattle before and after parturition and the underlyingfactors Japan
PA-P04 Frederico MoreiraEffects of Lasalocid addition in diet for the control of Eimeria spp. parasitism in naturally infected Nellorecalves in tropical area of Brazil. USA
PA-P05 Masaya NaitoEvaluation of metaphylactic efficacy and safety of Diclazuril 0.25% (w/w) oral suspension against coccidiosis incalves exposed to natural infection. A clinical field trial in Japan. Japan
PA-P06 Eduardo Eiti IchikawaPrevention of bloody diarrhea caused by coccidiosis in beef calves using toltrazuril 5%Brazil
PA-P07 Masaya NaitoEvaluation of treatment efficacy and safety of Diclazuril 0.25% (w/w) oral suspension against coccidiosis incalves exposed to natural infection. A clinical field trial in Japan. Japan
PA-P08 Luc DurelThe influence of Geographical Indication disciplinaries on parasitic burden and epidemiology.France
PA-P09 Krzysztof RypulaPresence of Ostertagia ostertagi antibodies in bulk tank milk (BTM) from dairy cattle herds in the CentralEastern region of Poland – preliminary study Poland
PA-P10 Kai WangPrevalence of gastro-intestinal parasitic infections in Leizhou Black Goats of ChinaChina
PA-P11 Damien AchardPharmacokinetics of eprinomectin in lactating ewes following administration of a subcutaneous formulation ofeprinomectin France
PA-P12 Eduardo Eiti IchikawaEfficacy of an exclusive doramectin 1% formulation on the weight gain of Nelore heifers raised in pasturecompared to other commercial products Brazil
PA-P13 Eduardo Eiti IchikawaAnthelmintic efficacy of oral trichlorfon 97% against cattle gastrointestinal nematodes in feedlotBrazil
PA-P14 Kyoung-Seong ChoiMolecular detection of tick-borne pathogens in Holstein cattle in the Republic of KoreaKorea
PA-P15 Shin-Ichiro FukumotoA survey of bovine Chorioptic mange in JapanJapan
PA-P16 Luc DurelInsecticide efficacy of a new 1% fipronil- based Pour-on formulation against horn fly (Haematobia irritans) inBrazil. France
PA-P17 Paulo LoureiroStrategic control of Rhipicephalus microplus with topical Fluazuron and systemic macrocyclic lactones reducesenvironmental and animal infestation in pasture-raised Angus heifers. USA
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PA-P18 Luc DurelEfficacy of a new 2% eprinomectin-based injectable formulation on experimental infestation by Rhipicephalus(Boophilus) microplus in cattle. France
PA-P19 Luc DurelEfficacy of a new 2% eprinomectin-based injectable formulation against Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplusin cattle under field conditions in Brazil . France
PA-P20 Luc DurelEfficacy of a new 1% fipronil- based pour-on formulation against Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus in cattleunder field conditions in Brazil . France
PA-P21 Enrique Paredes-HerbachBovine Neosporosis in Chile: Pathology and EpidemiologyChile
Internal Medicine Meeting Room 206
IM-P01 S TorresRetrospective evaluation of clinical outcomes among cattle evaluated with a computer-aided lungauscultation system at the time of bovine respiratory disease diagnosis Mexico
IM-P02 Toshihiro IchijoClinical case study of four calves with wheezingJapan
IM-P03 Kenji IwasePotential application of pulse oximetry for diagnosing bovine respiratory diseaseJapan
IM-P04 Yu MatsuuraEffect of Fecal microbiota transplantation to refractory diarrhea in calfJapan
IM-P05 Masashi MorishitaA case of Hepatic fibrosis accompanied with biliary abnormalities in Holstein calfJapan
IM-P06 Joon-Seok ChaeEffect of Prevention about Ivermectin on Theileria orientalis Infection in Grazing CowsKorea
IM-P07 Hiromichi OhtsukaRelationship between Thymus Thickness and Physical Features in the Healthy Holstein CalvesJapan
IM-P08 Peter HutHypocalcemia and acetonemia are higly correlated in dairy cows untill the fourth lactation, then the table turnsNetherlands
IM-P09 Peter HutSense of sensors: several behavioral parameters in the dry period are associated with calcium concentrationswithin 48h post partum Netherlands
IM-P10 Thomas WittekEffects of different dosages of propylene glycol in cows according to calvingAustria
IM-P11 Olimpo Oliver-EspinosaSerum potassium disorders in hospitalized calves under 6 months of ageColombia
IM-P12 Carlos Vladimir Herrera-LunaRight-side displacement of the abomasum in an adult zebu bullColombia
IM-P13 Lilian GregoryKeratoconjunctivitis by Mycoplasma agalactiae in a young goat – case reportBrazil
Organic and Sustainable Production Systems Meeting Room 206
SP-P01 Marta MirandaCattle reproductive performance in different production systems in North SpainSpain
SP-P02 Marta Lopez-AlonsoEvaluation of trace element status of organic dairy cattleSpain
SP-P03 Marta MirandaDairy cow nutrition in organic farming systemsSpain
SP-P04 Pablo PinedoSimulation models for the evaluation of the carbon footprint of alternative production systems to thetraditional cow-calf system USA
Public Health and Food Safety Meeting Room 207
PH-P01 Roger L. SaltmanRegulatory and Non-regulatory Tissue Residue Levels for Feedlot Cattle Fed Ractopamine with TerminalWithdrawal Times of 12 Hours, 2, 4 and 7 Days USA
PH-P02 Roger L. SaltmanEffects of Different Ractopamine Withdrawal Periods Pre-harvest on the Performance and Carcass Merit ofYearling Steers USA
PH-P03 Jian-Yong LiDetection method of diclofenac sodium residues in bovine edible tissuesChina
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PH-P04 Pedro MelendezPerception, attitude and demeanour about biosecurity by dairy farmers in ChileUSA
PH-P05 Vladimir VecerekPatho-anatomical changes in organs determined during bovine post-mortem examinations in the CzechRepublic Czech Republic
PH-P06 Eva VoslarovaMusculoskeletal system findings in cattle slaughtered in the Czech RepublicCzech Republic
Reproductive Technology Meeting Room 207
RT-P01 Hassan Mohammed MaiInfluence of Genotype, Diluents and Storage Time on Bovine Semen Characteristics Stored at 5 o C in NigeriaNigeria
RT-P02 Jonathan StathamObjective high-throughput measurement of bovine spermatozoa motilityUK
Toxicology Meeting Room 207
TX-P01 Miguel Angel QuirozCyanogenic toxicosis in cattle: clinical case in MexicoMexico
TX-P02 Michael William ReynoldsSolanum linnaeanum (Apple of Sodom) toxicity.Australia
TX-P03 Raul Ortiz-MartinezAspergillus flavus and aflatoxins in dairy food chainMexico
TX-P04 Quiroz MiguelFumonisins and Aflatoxins contamination in Mexican corn (Zea Mays L.)Mexico
Tropical Animal Diseases Meeting Room 207
TD-P01 Bruno Mendonca RibeiroComplexbovine parasitic sadness in the state of Rondônia North of Brazil: case reportBrazil
TD-P02 Takeshi MiyamaRelationship between feeding management for milking cows and dairy farming productivity, especially ofnutritious status of cattle and daily milk yield in Mbarara, Uganda Japan
Miscellaneous Topics Meeting Room 207
MT-P01 Zeynep Kucuk BaykanDetermination of reproduction and lactation parameters in the first production year of Brown Swiss andSimmental cattle Turkey
MT-P02 Paulina JaworAlterations in molecular status of fibronectin associated with perinatal mortality in dairy cattlePoland
MT-P03 Karima Akool Al SalihiBilateral convergent strabismus with exophthalmus (BCSE) in a cross breed Iraqi cowIraq
MT-P04 Taeyoung SuhLesion profilings of cell lines persistent with BSE in transgenic miceKorea
MT-P05 Roger L. SaltmanThe Effects of Ractopamine Hydrochloride on Finishing Performance, Carcass Characteristics, and EconomicReturns of Feedlot Heifers in the United States USA
MT-P06 Peter HutCongenital diplomyelia and hydromyelia in two calvesNetherlands
Day 3 - Friday, Aug. 31 8:30-16:30
Buffaloes, Camelids and Wild Ruminants Meeting Room 204
BU-P01 Antonio Humberto HamadMinervinoMolecular detection of Babesia sp. in buffalos (bubalus bubalis) from Santarém, Amazon, BrazilBrazil
E-learning and Continuing Education Meeting Room 204
EL-P01 Michael BoltonBioAwareismUSA
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Epidemiology Meeting Room 204
EP-P01 Thanasak BoonsermInvestigation of Brucella abortus infection in a Thai dairy herdThailand
EP-P02 Chaidate InchaisriAssociation of farm location, time and other risk factors on FMD outbreak in a high density area of dairy cowpopulation Thailand
EP-P03 Krzysztof RypulaPresence of antibodies against BVDV, BHV-1 and Coxiella burnetti in dairy cattle farms on easten region ofPoland – preliminary epidemiological study Poland
EP-P04 Makoto KajisaIssues to be known from questionnaires for farmers on bovine leukemia.Japan
EP-P05 Mark Andrew BurgemeisterLook past ‘p-values’ to the Confidence Intervals - to guide you as an evidence-based Buiatrician.Australia
Hoof Health and Lameness Meeting Room 204
HL-P01 Juliane MunzelA modified claw trimming method shifting the load to the wall and bulb region – an ex vivo studyGermany
HL-P02 Takako TaniguchiEvaluation of the clinical and bacteriological efficacy of allyl isothiocyanate in dairy cattle with digitaldermatitis Japan
HL-P03 Pipat ArunvipasEffect of cow block on healing duration of claw lesions and lesion severities in lame cows in western partThailand Thailand
HL-P04 Yongil ChoIdentification and c haracterization of treponemes from a case of bovine digital dermatitis in Korean dairycattle Korea
HL-P05 Florin BetegClinical aspects and incidence of bovine digital dermatitis in a herd of Holstein cowsRomania
Immunology and Vaccines Meeting Room 204
IV-P01 Yuya NagasawaStaphylococcus aureus -specific IgA antibody in milk suppressed the proliferation of S. aureus in infectedbovine udder Japan
IV-P02 Petr SlamaApoptosis of bovine lymphocytes during experimental inflammatory response induced by peptidoglycanCzech Republic
IV-P03 Tao ZhuangEffect of probiotic Bacillus Subtilis C-3102 strain on function of dendritic cells in bovine peripheral bloodbefore and after parturition Japan
IV-P04 Victor S. CorteseChanging the paradign of stress and immune suppressionUSA
IV-P06 Roger GuixSerological response of calves vaccinated with 1 dose of a gE - /tk -deleted MLV IBR vaccineSpain
IV-P07 Alice Maria Melville Paiva DellaLiberaPeripheral blood lymphocyte proliferative responses in dairy cows supplemented with an immunomodulatory
feed additive and under polyvalent vaccination Brazil
IV-P08 Veronique MoulinImpact of integrated use of anti-tick vaccine and acaricides in progressive control of the cattle fever tick,Rhipicephalus microplus , in Puerto Rico USA
IV-P09 Veronique MoulinThe IBR-BRSV-PI3 intranasal vaccine overrides maternal antibody and induces a 6 month duration of immunityagainst IBR Disease USA
IV-P10 Veronique MoulinThe Role of an Intranasal Vaccine against IBR, BRSV and PI3 in Developing a Healthy and Productive CalfPopulation in North America: Lack of Interference between IBR, PI3 and BRSV MLV Fractions USA
BC-P01 John F MeeParatuberculosis - what new can we learn using social network analysis?Ireland
BC-P02 Masatoshi FujiharaIdentification and phase inversion of Salmonella flagellar antigensJapan
BC-P03 Kyung Hyun LeeKlebsiella pneumoniae infection secondary to bovine viral diarrhea in neonatal calves of premature birthKorea
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BC-P04 Tiina AutioThe course of Mycoplasma bovis infection in dairy herdsFinland
BC-P05 Naoyuki TakahashiThe Evaluation of MLVA Genotyping Assay of Mycoplasma bovis by Whole-Genome SequencingJapan
BC-P06 Kaori HoshinooIbpA protein is contribute to virulence of Histophilus somni in experimental calf pneumonia modelJapan
BC-P07 Michael BoltonFlunixin Transdermal as therapy in the treatment of bovine respiratory diseaseUSA
BC-P08 Luis Octavio CampuzanoReyesBiofilm formation by Candida albicans , Escherichia coli and Streptococcus dysgalactiae isolated from bovine
mastitis and their relation with antibiotic resistance Mexico
BC-P09 Mamoru OhnishiHerd prevalence of Enterobacteriaceae producing CTX-M-type and CMY-2 β-lactamase s among Japanesedairy farms Japan
BC-P10 Mamoru OhnishiAntimicrobial susceptibilities, bacteriological characteristics, and genetic relatedness of Pseudomonasaeruginosa and Serratia marcescens isolates from bovine mastitis and Stenotrophomonas maltophilia isolatesfrom a mastitis outbreak Japan
BC-P11 Luis Ernesto SamartinoDiagnostic methods of brucellosis in buffaloes from ArgentinaArgentina
BC-P12 Luis Ernesto SamartinoDevelopment and optimization of an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for detecction of specificanti-Leptospira spp IgG in cattle Argentina
Therapeutics and Pharmacology Meeting Room 204
TP-P01 Eduardo Eiti IchikawaClinical study for the determination of plasma bioavailability of fenthion and its metabolites in bovinessubmitted to topical treatment with two different commercial products Brazil
TP-P02 Enrico Lippi OrtolaniEffects of lekoreduction on cattle whole blood conservation in plastic bags.Brazil
TP-P03 Jan T WardońThe effect of rumen fluid on itraconazole stability in dairy cattle - pilot studiesPoland
TP-P04 Hannah AyrleEffects of an oral Echinacea purpurea (L.) MOENCH alcoholic spissum extract in calves - a placebo controlled,randomized, double-blinded study Switzerland
TP-P05 Oleg ManchuliakComparison of clinical and economical efficacy of anti-inflammatory: meloxicam (Loxicom) to ketoprofen fortreatment of diarrhoea in neonatal calves Ukraine
TP-P06 Damien AchardComparative efficacy of a single administration of a combination of florfenicol and meloxicam with florfenicolalone in naturally occurring cases of respiratory disease in young cattle France
TP-P07 Damien AchardComparative efficacy of a combination of florfenicol and meloxicam with a combination of florfenicol andflunixin meglumine in young calves experimentally challenged with Mannheimia haemolytica France
TP-P08 Damien AchardComparison of the syringeability of a fixed combination of florfenicol and meloxicam with florfenicol-basedproducts commonly used in bovine respiratory disease (BRD) France
TP-P09 Roger L. SaltmanComparative Efficacy of Tulathromycin versus Tildipirosin for First-line Treatment of Acute Bovine RespiratoryDisease (BRD) in Feedlot Heifers USA
TP-P10 Mark BryanA randomized positive-controlled field trial comparing a new formulation of a cloxacillin-based to a long-acting intramammary mastitis treatment. New Zealand
TP-P11 Jian-Yong LiStudy on the treatment of diclofenac sodium injection in dairy cow clinical mastitisChina
TP-P12 Keita KajiwaraClinical efficacy of a single subcutaneous injection of meloxicam as adjunctive therapy of clinical mastitis inlactating cow in Japan Japan
Infectious Diseases: Virology Meeting Room 206
VR-P01 Michelle Araiza-HernandezRelationship of IL-12, TNF a, IFN g, IL-4, IL-10 and TGF b expression with persistent lymphocytosis in bovineleukosis virus infected cows Mexico
VR-P02 Ernesto Marin-FlamandRelationship of BLV viral load and BLV antibody titers with lymphocyte counts in a bovine leukemia highprevalence dairy herd. Mexico
VR-P03 Shingo NakahataIdentification of novel antisense RNAs in the genome of bovine leukemia virus (BLV)Japan
VR-P04 Montserrat Elemi GarciaHernandezAnalysis of molecular diversity of 5’ Untranslated Region of Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus isolates from cattle in
Mexico Mexico
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VR-P05 Rosa Elena Sarmiento SilvaIdentification of epitopes /mimotopes against to B ovine Viral Diarrhea virus antibodies using Phage Displaylibraries. Mexico
VR-P06 Thanh-Tam PhamSero-survey of BVDV, BEFV, IBAV in cattle in Northern VietnamViet Nam
VR-P07 Kevin HillPrevention of Bovine Herpesvirus-1 Respiratory Infection and Clinical Disease Following a SecondaryIntranasal Vaccination Three Weeks Pre-Weaning or the Day After Weaning Belgium
VR-P08 Etienne ThiryNatural occurrence of interspecies recombinant viruses between bovine herpesviruses 1 and 5Belgium
VR-P09 H.W. Frederik WaldeckEvaluation of BoHV1-free certification through bulk milk samplingNetherlands
VR-P10 H.W. Frederik WaldeckEstimation of the basic reproductive ratio (R 0) of BoHV1 on field dataNetherlands
VR-P11 Jerzy RolaSeroprevalence of bovine herpesvirus 1 infections in dairy cattle herds in Eastern PolandPoland
VR-P12 Xiaobo WenPreparation of a Monoclonal Antibody against gD Protein of Bovine Herpesvirus I and epitope mappingChina
VR-P13 Vandana GuptaPolyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis and Silver staining for detection of Rotavirus in Goat fecal samplesIndia
VR-P14 Dzung Thi BachSero-epidemiological survey and detection of bovine rotavirus in cattle in Northern VietnamViet Nam
VR-P15 Jae-Woo ChoiPhylogenetic analysis of glycoprotein gene of bovine respiratory syncytial virus detected from KoreaKorea
VR-P16 Frederico MoreiraSeroepidemiologic profile of viruses associated with Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD) in steers at feedlot entryin Brazil USA
VR-P17 Hirohisa MekataMolecular epidemiological survey and phylogenetic analysis of bovine respiratory coronavirus in JapanJapan
VR-P18 Liria Hiromi OkudaInvestigation of the occurrence of Schamallenberg virus in bovine foetus from BrazilInvestigation of theoccurrence of Schamallenberg virus in bovine foetus from Brazil Brazil
VR-P19 Claudia Del FavaEndometrial carcinoma in cowsBrazil
Surgery Meeting Room 206
SU-P01 Yuichi HidakaClinical findings and surgical outcomes of Japanese Black calves with perinatal rib fracture : A review of elevencases Japan
SU-P02 Bruno Mendonca RibeiroSurgical repair anal atresia in a calf associated with the vaginal fistula of Rondônia region North of Brazil: casereport Brazil
SU-P3 Natsuki OtaniTrial of Femoral Head Ostectomy for hip joint disease of F1(Wagyu and Holstein) calfJapan
SU-P4 Abdolhamid MeimandiEffects of Propolis extract a new reinforcement material in improving bone healing in ratIran
Reproduction Meeting Room 207
RE-P01 Noritoshi KawateRelationships of plasma insulin-like peptide 3, testosterone, inhibin and insulin-like growth factor-Iconcentrations with scrotal circumferences and testicular weights in Japanese Black beef bull calves Japan
RE-P02 Go KitaharaPeripheral Anti-Müllerian hormone as biomarker in evaluating function of intra-abdominal testes in cattleJapan
RE-P03 Rodolfo Luzbel De La SotaEffect of subclinical hypocalcemia on the fertility of grazing dairy cowsArgentina
RE-P04 Takeshi OsawaAssociations of lunar cycle and climate factors with frequency of mature and premature births in JapaneseBlack cows Japan
RE-P05 Juan Rodriguez PersicoEffect of trace minerals and vitamin supplementation on pregnancy rate with fixed-time artificial inseminationin beef cattle Argentina
RE-P06 Kazunaga OshimaEffect of ovulation synchronization on Japanese Black cow bred at farms using cowshed feeding and grazingJapan
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RE-P07 Daisuke FunakoshiEffect of CIDR-Ovsynch plus equine chorionic gonadotropin on pregnancy rate in subfertile dairy cowsJapan
RE-P08 Federico RandiDelaying progesterone releasing intravaginal device removal by 24 h during a 5-day PRID-SYNCH protocoldecreased estrus expression before timed AI without affecting fertility in Holstein heifers France
RE-P09 Federico RandiEffect of a progesterone-based estrus synchronization program for timed AI (TAI) on reproductiveperformance in a seasonal pasture-based dairy production system France
RE-P10 Federico RandiComparative field trial in dairy cows fitted with progesterone releasing intravaginal devices having twodifferent tail types France
RE-P11 Federico RandiSynchronization with a 5-day progesterone releasing intravaginal device SYNCH protocol for first AI decreasedthe age at first calving and the rearing costs in Holstein dairy heifers France
RE-P12 Jantijn SwinkelsEstrous Characteristics of Dairy Heifers Treated at Different Stages of the Estrous Cycle with two ProstaglandinFormulations Netherlands
RE-P13 Federico RandiEffect of adding a second dose or doubling the dose of prostaglandin during resynchronization of ovulationand TAI in lactating dairy cows France
RE-P14 Bahram SalaselEffect of using CIDR in first step of double ovsynch programs in high producing dairy cows with anovulatoryfollicle Iran
RE-P15 Takahiro SuzukiEffect of the 5-day Co-synch with CIDR protocol on pregnancy rate in lactating dairy cattleJapan
RE-P16 Bartlomiej Maria JaskowskiConception rate after different models of treatment in non pregnant cowsPoland
RE-P17 Bartlomiej Maria JaskowskiProgesterone devices and Ovsynch – efficacy in anestrus and non-pregnantdairy cows – retrospective studyPoland
RE-P18 Bartlomiej Maria JaskowskiThe influence of GnRH and prostaglandin F2alpha analogues on the morphology of corpus luteum in dairycattle Poland
RE-P19 Naoya KawaharaEffect of the prolonged preovulatory period in a short synchronization protocol on the conception rate aftertimed embryo transfer in dairy cows Japan
RE-P20 Mick ClewsComparison of two different timings of GnRH injection and subsequent artificial insemination postprogesterone insert removal in treated non-cycling dairy cows New Zealand
RE-P21 Zdzislaw GajewskiApplication of ELISA for early pregnancy detection in Limousin beef cows.Poland
RE-P22 Hisaeda KeiichiEffect of bovine leptospirosis vaccination on reproduction, mastitis and limb diseaes in a dariy farmJapan
RE-P23 Natsumi EndoProfiles of hair cortisol concentrations in relation with health, nutrition and reproductive parameters inpostpartum dairy cows Japan
RE-P24 Laszlo OzsvariStandardized comparative analysis of the reproductive performance in large commercial Hungarian dairyherds Hungary
RE-P25 Kanae OgataEffects of Increased of Lipopolysaccharide Level in the Rumen due to Feeding with Increased Corn Grain inConcentrated Feed on the Reproductive Organs of Dairy Cows. Japan
RE-P26 Tadatoshi OhtakiRelationship between endometritis in dairy cows and peripheral blood lipopolysaccharide and haptoglobinconcentration Japan
RE-P27 Rodolfo Luzbel De La SotaDifferences in endometrial mRNA expression of important genes related to fertility in repeat breeder andfertile cows Argentina
RE-P28 Laszlo OzsvariRelationship of reproductive management and performance in primi- and multiparous cows on largecommercial Holstein-Friesian farms Hungary
RE-P29 Laszlo OzsvariAssociations of management and reproductive performance of cows on large commercial Holstein-Friesianfarms Hungary
RE-P30 Laszlo OzsvariReproductive management and performance of replacement dairy heifers in HungaryHungary
RE-P31 Juan Vicente Gonzalez MartinFactors affecting pregnancy loss in dairy cowsSpain
RE-P32 Rodolfo Luzbel De La SotaRisk factors for late embryo loss in grazing dairy cowsArgentina
RE-P33 Rodolfo Luzbel De La SotaRisk factors for pregnancy losses between 30 and 210 days of gestation in grazing dairy cowsArgentina
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WBC2018 PROGRAM BOOK
Day 3 ﴾Friday, Aug. 31 ﴿‐14WBC2018 Sapporo: Poster Presentation
RE-P34 Dawid KrolInfluence of mineral levels, body condition score and gestation length on retained placenta in cows withstillbirths in Polish dairy herds Poland
RE-P35 Rodolfo Luzbel De La SotaEndometrial mRNA expression of growth factors related with subfertility in high and medium producing dairycows Argentina
RE-P36 Konrad ZalewskiAnalysis of two clinical endometritis antibiotic treatment plans in Polish native cattle breeds: preliminaryresults Poland
RE-P37 Lilian GregoryUse of a bentonite clay as tetracycline drug carrierBrazil
RE-P38 Dai IshiyamaThe effect of periestrous vaginal discharge on the conception in Holstein dairy cowsJapan