Publications

cause, occurrence, and clinical signs of mastitis and anorexia in cows in a wisconsin study.	microbiologic culture revealed the following cause of mastitis and anorexia in 145 cows in wisconsin to be escherichia coli, 66 cows; klebsiella spp, 3; corynebacterium pyogenes, 27; streptococci, 21; staphylococci, 20; yeasts, 1; and no bacterial growth, 7. mastitis was detected with approximately equal frequency throughout the year. escherichia coli was isolated throughout the year, but was more common and was the predominant organism during the summer. corynebacterium pyogenes was isolated mo ...	1989	2681108
iodine in field milk samples and effects on mastitis organisms.	bulk tank milk samples collected from 175 dairy herds throughout wisconsin averaged 466 micrograms of iodine per liter with 11% of the samples containing greater than 1000 micrograms per liter. from questionnaires on feeding and management, use of iodine supplements in feed was associated with increased iodine in milk. one gram of ethylenediamine dihydriodide was fed daily for 2 wk to dairy cows with a history of mastitis. milk iodine increased from 210 to 6225 micrograms per liter. there was no ...	1983	6630676
fatal diphtheria--wisconsin.		1982	6817057
diphtheria and hearing loss.	to determine if infectious diseases usually experienced in childhood have an effect on hearing ability later in life.	2001	12037265