Lameness in Ruminants - International Symposium and Conference - Chile, 2015
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Lameness in Ruminants - International Symposium and Conference - Chile, 2015

By: International Conference on Lameness in Ruminants
Venue:
Valdivia, Chile
Date:
NOV 25, 2015
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Keynote Speakers

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The lame game – Chile vs New Zealand - can we both be winners?

Neil Chesterton

MAR 27, 2015
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Is Brazil getting lame? Causes of lameness in cattle in Brazil and perspectives.

Rüdiger Daniel Ollhoff, Alesson...

MAR 27, 2015
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Oral Presentations

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Survey of infectious hoof diseases in Finland

M Kujala 1, M Kontturi 1, R Junni 1...

NOV 22, 2015
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Lameness prevelance in grazing dairy cattle in southern brazil

J.A. Bran 1, R.R. Daros 2, M.A.G...

NOV 22, 2015
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Characterization of claw lesions in Holstein cattle from the northern savannah of Bogota, Colombia.

Diego F. Borrero 1*, William D...

NOV 22, 2015
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The development of ‘healthy hooves’, the australian national lameness prevention program

J. E. Coombe, E. Oakes

NOV 22, 2015
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Identifying risk factors for lameness in pasture-based dairy farms across nsw, australia

Shahab Ranjbar, Ahmad Rabiee...

NOV 22, 2015
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Institution of a five-point lameness control programme to reduce the rate of ‘non-healing’ bovine hoof disorders

RN Chesterton, Energy Vets Taranaki...

NOV 22, 2015
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Prevalence of bovine digital dermatitis in commercial dairy herds in south east queensland, australia

Andres Ardila Avila 1, Brandon...

NOV 22, 2015
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Comparing the effect of 3 lameness detection strategies on lameness prevalence in dairy cows

David Moe, Grant Stoddard, Brian...

NOV 22, 2015
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Bayesian analysis of changes in blood biomarkers associated to lameness in dairy cows

Rodríguez, A. 1, R. Hartley 2, I...

NOV 22, 2015
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Lame cows eat less and visit the feeder less frequently before calving

J. Lomb 1, K. L. Proudfoot 2, D. M...

NOV 22, 2015
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Effects of lameness treatment on milking and rumination behaviour

Giuliana G. Miguel-Pacheco 1...

NOV 22, 2015
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Case study: treatment of non-healing bovine hoof horn lesions

A. Fiedler 1 and J. Maierl 2

NOV 22, 2015
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Effect of topical treatment with oxytetracycline soluble powder or copper sulfate powder on healing of claw lesions

Shearer JK 1, Plummer PJ 1 and...

NOV 22, 2015
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Hoof trimmer training and safety hazards on california dairies

Marc Pineda 1, Ibrahim Akin 2, and...

NOV 22, 2015
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Impact of hoof trimming on activity, resting time, and milk yield.

Grant Stoddard and Gerard Cramer

NOV 22, 2015
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Pressure distribution of claws of lactating cows standing on different types of flooring

Karl Nuss 1, Thomas Wiestner 2...

NOV 22, 2015
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Association between lying behavior and lameness in canadian holstein-friesian cows housed in freestall barns

L. Solano,*1 H. W. Barkema,* E. A...

NOV 22, 2015
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Dairy cattle lameness: linking bone-like developments on the flexor tuberosity of the pedal bone with lameness from claw horn lesions

R. Newsome 1, M. J. Green 1, N. J...

NOV 22, 2015
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Metagenomic evaluation of the dairy farm environment and facilities for evidence of digital dermatitis associated bacteria

Rock C 1, Krull A 1, Gorden P 1...

NOV 22, 2015
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Clinical efficacy of a single intravenous regional limb perfusion (ivrlp) with marbofloxacin for treating acute interdigital phlegmon in thirty dairy cows

V. Varasano *, C. M. Mortellaro §...

NOV 22, 2015
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Experimental infection of cattle with ovine dichelobacter nodosus isolates

M. Knappe-Poindecker, H.J...

NOV 22, 2015
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Preliminary histopathology results of an investigation into laminitis in dairy goats on a low forage diet

M Groenevelt 1, Margit Groenevelt D...

NOV 22, 2015
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Local anesthesia in ovine limbs: application of retrograde intravenous regional anesthesia

Johann Maierl 1, Thomas Köppen 1...

NOV 22, 2015
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Development of a digital dermatitis model in sheep

Jennifer H. Wilson-Welder 1...

NOV 22, 2015
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Investigations into treponeme associated hoof disease in north american wild elk (Cervus elaphus

Jennifer H. Wilson-Welder 1...

NOV 22, 2015
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Digital dermatitis treponemes in differing sites and species (1) bovine ischaemic teat necrosis

Blowey R. W, Clegg S. R. Evans N.J...

NOV 22, 2015
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Digital dermatitis treponemes in differing sites and species (2) bovine hock lesions

Blowey R. W, Clegg S. R. Evans N.J...

NOV 22, 2015
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Potential relevance for sole ulcer and digital dermatitis by detecting triponemae from sole ulcer lesion s by pcr

Gholami, M. 1, Ghorbani, Z. 2...

NOV 22, 2015
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A randomised clinical trial on the effect of antibiotic or non-antibiotic topical treatment of digital dermatitis in dairy cattle

Amarins Dotinga 1, Ruurd Jorritsma...

NOV 22, 2015
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Effects of pre-partum digital dermatitis on first lactation performance

A. Gomez 1,2, N. B. Cook 1, M. T...

NOV 22, 2015
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Early detection of lameness in cows through analysis of automatically recorded activity and performance data

Katharina Schindhelm 1; Bernhard...

NOV 22, 2015
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Classification of time budget using sensor data for never, acute and chronically lame cows

Zoe Barker 1, Nick Bell 2, Jorge...

NOV 22, 2015
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Lame cows benefits from being housed in recovery pens

PM Raundal† *, B Forkman ‡, PH...

NOV 22, 2015
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The effect of lameness before and during the breeding season on fertility in 10 pasture-based irish dairy herds

Somers J.R. 1, Huxley J. 2, Lorenz...

NOV 22, 2015
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Can digital dermatitis be controlled through biosecurity measures in dairy cattle herds? – preliminary results

VHS Oliveira, JT Sørensen and PT...

NOV 22, 2015
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The impact of environment pre-calving on digital dermatitis before and after calving

R.Laven

NOV 22, 2015
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Pen walks as a tool to determine the prevalence of digital dermatitis in young stock on alberta dairy farms

C. Jacobs*1, K. Orsel*, E. Morabito...

NOV 22, 2015
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Evaluation of risks of violative milk residues following extra label topical administration of tetracycline for digital dermatitis in dairy cattle

G. Cramer 1 and R. Johnson 2

NOV 22, 2015
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Lameness in dairy cattle: farmers’ and veterinary surgeons’ attitudes towards the use of analgesia

Emily Collier & Helen R Whay

NOV 22, 2015
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Standardised claw trimming practices in large swedish dairy herds

C. Bergsten*, J. Carlsson†. and M...

NOV 22, 2015
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Severe necrotizing dermatitis problems due to incorrect use of footbath products

M. Holzhauer, D. Smits and N...

NOV 22, 2015
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Efficacy of an organic acid germicide compared to copper sulfate on prevention of new digital dermatitis infections

Daniela Bruno 1; Mario Lopez...

NOV 22, 2015
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Mycoplasma arthritis outbreaks in dairy herds

M. Holzhauer, R. Dijkman, E. van...

NOV 22, 2015
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About the Organization

Lameness has been and continues to be a significant issue affecting the overall productivity and profitability of today’s dairy, beef and equine operations. The International Conference on Lameness in Ruminants and the Lameness Symposium bring together industry-leading researchers, veterinary surgeons, hoof trimmers and allied-industry professionals to discuss current research and find solutions to help decrease lameness.

About the Event

Participants at this biennial conference include researchers, veterinary surgeons, hoof trimmers, farmers, students, industry representatives and others from around the world with an interest in better managing ruminant lameness.

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Lameness has been and continues to be a significant issue affecting the overall productivity and profitability of today’s dairy, beef and equine operations. The International Conference on Lameness in Ruminants and the Lameness Symposium bring together industry-leading researchers, veterinary surgeons, hoof trimmers and allied-industry professionals to discuss current research and find solutions to help decrease lameness.

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