Traduction de «Fièvre de Fort Bragg » (Français → Anglais) :

pretibial fever [ Fort Bragg fever | Bushy creek fever ]

In the case of animals of susceptible species a DPLA shall be a geographical area, with a radius of 10 km around a holding containing animals of susceptible species suspected of or infected with foot-and-mouth disease, where there is a density of animals of susceptible species higher than 1000 head per km2.

1.2. Special emphasis must be laid on animals which may have been exposed to foot-and-mouth disease virus with a high probability, notably transport from holdings at risk or close contact to persons or equipment that had close contact to holdings at risk.

1. The development of high fever (more than 40 °C) is usually the first clinical sign of the disease, which is accompanied by depression, loss of appetite, rapid and difficult breathing, and discharges from the nose and eyes.

Major items on the programme included visits to two farms affected by the crisis in Carlisle and Hallington, four meetings, one of them public, (on the 17th in Hexham, the 18th in Gretna, the 19th in Carlisle and the 20th in Kendal), visits to the markets in Longtown and Hexham, a visit to the mass burial site at Great Orton Airfield, and the dinner-debates organised by the Cumbria and Northumberland local authorities, all of which provided opportunities to hear eye-witness accounts and opinions from farmers and other professionals directly or indirectly affected by the 2001 foot-and-mouth outbreak, as well invited national and local exp ...[+++]erts and other interested parties.