Genre
- Journal Article
Contributors
Author: Burka, John F.
Author: Scarnell, J.
Date Issued
1978
Abstract
Mellavax (avirulent S. dublin vaccine) appears to cause an anaphylactoid reaction in a ratio of 1:28 000 doses sold. A clinical picture of respiratory embarrassment and pulmonary oedema occurs. Histamine, 5-HT and dopamine are implicated mediators released during the reaction but to a minor extent compared with prostaglandins, which appear to play a major role in calves. Sodium meclofenamate, aspirin and indomethacin protect calves during acute systemic anaphylaxis and should be used in addition to adrenalin..
Note
Wellcome Res. Lab., Beckenham, Kent, UK.
RE: 23 ref.; RN: 51-43-4; 50-78-2; SC: ZA; CA; VE; EC; 0I; 0V
Source type: Electronic(1)
Language
- English
Subjects
- EPINEPHRINE
- Gracilicutes
- ruminants
- salmonellosis
- animals
- Symptoms
- prostaglandins
- anaphylaxis
- dublin vaccine
- therapy
- bacterial diseases
- bacteria
- Parasites Vectors Pathogens and Biogenic Diseases of Animals
- Chordata
- Artiodactyla
- Animal Toxicology Poisoning and Pharmacology
- adverse effects
- immunization
- Enterobacteriaceae
- Bovidae
- Freeze/drying
- Aspirin
- ungulates
- mammals
- Salmonella
- cattle diseases
- vertebrates
- Bos
- Salmonella dublin vaccine in calf
- prokaryotes
- cattle
Page range
483-484
Host Title
Veterinary Record
Host Abbreviated Title
Vet.Rec.
Volume
102
Issue
22
ISSN
0042-4900