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. 2024 Dec 30;17:394. doi: 10.1186/s13104-024-07059-1

Table 3.

The effect of locations on the apparent seroprevalence of BHV1, BVDV, N. Caninum and C. Burnetii exposure in dairy cows with reproductive disorders

Study areas Disease types Animal examined Number of Positives A. seroprevalence (%) 95% CI OR X2 P value
Bishoftu BHV1 23 16 69.6 21.1–95.1 1 30.76 < 0.01
BVDV 23 16 69.6 21.1–95.1 1

N. caninum

C. burnetii

23

23

1

0

4.3

0

0.2–49.7

-

0.02
Total 92 33 35.9 26.8–46.1
Holeta BHV1 30 16 53.3 14.7–88.3 1 54.40 < 0.01
BVDV 30 22 73.3 55.0-86.1 2.4
N. caninum 30 2 6.7 0.6–45.4 0.06
C. burnetii 30 1 3.3 0.2–40.0 0.03
Total 120 41 34.2
A.berga BHV1 56 52 92.9 66.7–98.8 53.2 128.9 < 0.01
BVDV 56 11 19.6 12.2–32.1 1
N. caninum 56 1 1.8 0.1–22.0 0.07
C. burnetii 56 0 0 - -
Total 224 64 28.6 23.0-34.8
Ambo BHV1 17 8 47.1 5.1–93.7 4.1 3.45 0.063
BVDV 17 0 0 - -

N. caninum

C. burnetii

17

17

3

0

17.6

0

5.8–42.7

-

1
Total 68 11 16.2 9.2–26.9
Mekelle BHV1 38 8 21.1 3.3–67.3 1.4 7.27 0.026
BVDV 38 6 15.9 7.3–31.0 1

N. caninum

C. burnetii

38

38

1

0

2.6

0

0.1–36.1

-

0.14

-

Total 152 15 9.9 6.0-15.7

* A. seroprevalence - apparent seroprevalence, CI- confidence interval, OR- odds ratio

NB. While analyzing, the model excludes those that did not have at least one seropositive sample. As a result, the chi-square and p values are calculated from the samples that have at least one antibody positive sample