What is mycoplasma-related lameness in pigs and how to treat it?
Lameness in pigs due to arthritis is caused by a group of overlapping infectious bacteria. Mycoplasma species include Mycoplasma hyorhinis and Mycoplasma hyosynoviae. They are frequently reported in different swine herds in association with lameness and arthritis among young breeding gilts and grow-finish pigs. What is Mycoplasma and how to treat and prevent ensuing lameness? Lameness is a multifactorial condition affecting pig welfare and profitability. Arthritis is a recurrent cause of
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