Table 2.

Criterion measurements used for prioritisation of exotic diseases to the domestic pig industry in Australia by pig farm only effects (criteria considering pig and ruminant market loss, cost sharing, control measures and human disease are excluded).

Disease	ARpiga	Lengthb	CFRpigc
African swine fever, acute, lineage 1 (European)	95	5	90
African swine fever, acute, lineage 2 (Russian)	95	10	80
African swine fever, chronic	70	42	10
African swine fever, subacute	90	20	50
Aujeszky's/Pseudorabies	95	5	20
Bovine tuberculosis (Mycoplasma bovis)	1	2	2
Classical swine fever, acute	90	10	80
Classical swine fever, chronic	50	3	10
Cysticercosis (Cysticercus cellulosae)	0	0	0
Eastern Equine encephalitis	50	5	40
Eperythrozoon suis/Mycoplasma suis 08/07	10	42	5
Epizootic transmissible gastroenteritis virus	100	7	35
Foot and mouth disease	100	42	30
Haemorrhagic septicaemia (Pasteurella multocida serotypes 6:B and 6:E)	15	1	70
Japanese encephalitis virus	16	5	80
Menangle (Porcine paramyxovirus)	50	2	10
Nipah virus	70	10	30
Porcine brucellosis (Brucella suis)	10	42	1
Porcine epidemic diarrhoea (Asian strain)	80	10	25
Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome	70	10	30
PRRS (highly pathogenic strain, China 2006–7)	95	7	50
Porcine respiratory coronavirus	0	0	0
Porcine rubulavirus	70	5	12
Post-weaning multisystemic wasting syndrome (PCV2AD)	10	30	80
Rabies	10	3	100
Salmonellosis	20	7	10
Streptococcus suis new variants, e.g. SS2 ST7	5	7	0
Surra (Trypanosoma evansi)	10	10	50
Swine vesicular disease	95	10	2
Swine influenza	90	5	3
Teschen disease/Porcine enterovirus encephalitis	75	5	75
Trichinellosis (Trichinella spiralis)	0	0	0
Vesicular exanthema	0	0	0
Vesicular stomatitis	50	10	2

^aARpig, attack rate in pigs (%).

^bLength, length of clinical disease in pigs (days).

^cCFRpig, case fatality rate in pigs (%).