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. 2013 Jul 6;166(3):375–385. doi: 10.1016/j.vetmic.2013.07.001

Table 6.

Comparison of the detection frequency of bovine rotavirus group A (BRV-A), bovine coronavirus (BCoV) and Cryptosporidium parvum (C. parvum) in feces from diarrheic calves before/after use of a PCR-based bovine enteric panel (BEP) in Iowa State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory.

Year BRV-A BCoV C. parvum
ELISA ELISA Direct microscopya
Before BEP 2003 29.8% (131/440)b 12.4% (50/405) 12.2% (15/123)
2004 25.8% (102/396) 11.8% (46/391) 12.7% (13/102)
2005 25.6% (103/402) 9.8% (41/418) 8.4% (12/143)
2006 18.6% (67/361) 17.0% (24/141) 5.7% (7/123)
2007 22.7% (123/542) 4.5% (5/111)
Average 24.6% (123/2142) 11.9% (161/1355) 8.6% (52/602)
Year BRV-A
BCoV
C. parvum
Real-time PCR
After BEP 2008 40.7% (198/487) 36.8% (179/487) 42.5% (207/487)
2009 39.5% (213/539) 27.8% (150/539) 42.3% (228/539)
2010 40.1 (242/603) 28.4% (171/603) 38.1% (230/603)
2011 29.2% (176/602) 25.1% (151/602) 31.6% (190/602)
Average 37.2% (829/2231) 29.2% (651/2231) 38.3% (855/2231)
a

Acid-fast staining was used.

b

% positive (number of positives/number of total cases).