| isolation of the pigeon pmv-1 variant of newcastle disease virus from imported pheasants (phasianus colchicus). | isolation of a virulent pigeon paramyxovirus 1 (ppmv-1) strain of newcastle disease virus (ndv) from pheasants imported for release is reported. although no clinical signs or postmortem lesions suggesting ndv infection were detected, the intestine was processed for attempted virus isolation as part of a surveillance programme on wild-bird populations. the potential role of pheasants as carriers of the disease, and the importance of developing surveillance programmes for wild bird populations is ... | 1994 | 7597861 |
| [complex environmental and virological monitoring in the primorye territory in 2003-2006]. | the paper presents the results of monitoring of viruses of western nile (wn), japanese encephalitis (je), tick-borne encephalitis (tbe), geta, influenza a, as well as avian paramicroviruses type i (virus of newcastle disease (nd)) and type 6 (apmv-6) in the primorye territory in 2003-2006. totally throughout the period, specific antibodies to the viruses were detected by neutralization test in wild birds (7.3%, wn; 8.0%, geta; 0.7% batai; 2.8%, alpine hare (lepus timidus); by hemagglutination-in ... | 2007 | 18041224 |
| outbreak of newcastle disease in pheasants (phasianus colchicus) in south-east england in july 2005. | | 2007 | 17416725 |
| an outbreak of newcastle disease in free-living pheasants (phasianus colchicus). | the epidemiology of an outbreak of newcastle disease in a population of approximately 12,000 free-living pheasants (phasianus colchicus) on the island of faenø in denmark in 1996 is described. the mortality during the epizootic was 56%. the spread of the disease between 7 groups of pheasants could be demonstrated over an observation period of 3 weeks. a total of 70 avian paramyxovirus serotype 1 (apmv-1) isolates was made from the flock. the intra cerebral pathogenicity indices of the 4 isolates ... | 1999 | 10481621 |
| newcastle disease in pheasants (phasianus colchicus): a review. | newcastle disease (nd) is regarded throughout the world as one of the most important diseases of poultry, not only due to the serious disease and high flock mortality that may result from some nd virus (ndv) infections, but also through the economic impact that may ensue due to trading restrictions and embargoes placed on areas and countries where outbreaks have occurred. all ages of pheasants are purported to be highly susceptible to infection with ndv, but clinical signs and mortality levels i ... | 2008 | 17383205 |