Clinicopathological studies in Brucellosis diseased cows and humans

Abstract EN

This study aimed to measure the biochemical parameters of serologically positive brucellosis affected dairy cattle and human contacts, A total of 3214 blood samples were collected from dairy cows in different localities of Ismailia governorate and 500 blood samples were collected from human inpatients in Suez Canal University Hospitals and fever hospitals of Ismailia, El talelkeber, Alqantara and Abosweer.

Also 170 blood samples were collected from Outpatients group as well as 56 blood samples from farm workers.

Blood samples were collected from 3214 Dairy cows were examined serologically by RBPT, TAT, BAPAT and RiV.

test.

Milk samples were collected from 260 cows for milk ring test.130 cows buffaloes are reacted by MRT.

500 Blood samples were collected from Inpatients in Suez Canal University Hospitals and fever hospitals of Ismailia, and 170 blood samples were collected from Outpatients group as well as 56 blood samples from farm workers.

Serum biochemical studies in the diseased dairy cattle as well as man with brucellosis showed significant increase in serum activities ALT, AST and AP when compared with the healthy groups.

While highly significant decrease in the serum total protein and albumin levels was recorded a significant increase in the globulin level was observed when compared with control group.

A highly significant decrease in the serum calcium, inorganic phosphorus, and magnesium and sodium levels were noticed.

There was a non-significant change in the thyroid function tests in human and animals, diseased with brucellosis.

In cows.

Positive cases in different Ismailia localities were-32 (7.2) for Rose Bengal Plate test.

-190 (5.9 %) for Tube agglutination test.

-178 (5.5 %) for Buffered acidified Plate test.

-182 (5.7) for Rivanol test.

Positive result in RBPT (10.6 %), (5.8 %) by TATab.ag, (5,6 %) by TAT m.ag, (7,3 %) by BAPAT and (7,7) by Riv.