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. 2020 Jan 14;16:15. doi: 10.1186/s12917-020-2236-7

Table 2.

Herd prevalence by farm type [small (< 100), medium (< 500) and large (≥ 500)] in vaccine and unvaccinated farms

Tested pathogen No. of vaccinated farm type Seroprevalence of vaccinated farms with 95% CI No. of unvaccinated farm type Seroprevalence of unvaccinated farms with 95% CI
PCV2 Small (6) 50.0 (11.81–88.19) Small (83) 57.83 (46.49–68.60)
Medium (6) 100.0 (54.07–100.0) Medium (20) 80.0 (56.34–94.27)
Large (2) 100.0 (15.81–100.0) Large (3) 33.33 (0.84–90.57)
PRRS Small (12) 41.67 (15.17–72.33) Small (77) 9.09 (3.73–17.84)
Medium (13) 69.23 (38.57–90.91) Medium (13) 61.54 (31.58–86.14)
Large (2) 50.0 (1.26–98.74) Large (3) 33.33 (0.84–90.57)
M. hyo Small (14) 78.57 (49.20–95.34) Small (75) 64.0 (52.09–74.77)
Medium (9) 100.0 (66.37–100.0) Medium (17) 100.0 (80.49–100)
Large (2) 100.0 (15.81–100.0) Large (3) 33.33 (0.84–90.57)
JE Small (0) 0 Small (89) 87.64 (78.96–93.67)
Medium (0) 0 Medium (26) 100.0 (86.77–100)
Large (0) 0 Large (5) 100.0 (47.81–100)
Small (0) 0 Small (88) 54.55 (43.58–65.20)
Leptospirosisa Medium (0) 0 Medium (25) 64 (42.52–82.03)
Large (0) 0 Large (5) 80.0 (28.36–99.49)

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