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. 2021 Mar 17;10(3):357. doi: 10.3390/pathogens10030357

Table 2.

Summary of clinical findings of horses infected with Ross River virus naturally.

Azuolas, J.K. et al. [25] El-Hage, C.M. et al. [27] Barton, A.J. et al. [26]
Study design Prospective study Case series Longitudinal case series
Number of horses 750 1 4 5
Location New South Wales and Victoria Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria Lockyer Valley, Queensland
Clinical signs
Lethary/exercise intolerance/poor performance 5/5 2/4 5/5
Pyrexia 3/4 2/5
Submandibular lymphadenopathy 4/4
Oral petechiae 2/4
Tachypnoea 3/5
Tachycardia 2/5
Muscle pain/stiffness 4/5 2/4 5/5
Lameness 4/5 1/4 2/5
Limb oedema 3/4 2/5
Synovial effusion 2/5 1/4 2/5
Inappetence/colic 1/5 ¼ 2/5
Ataxia/incoordination 4/5
Haematology/Biochemistry
Hyperfibrinogenaemia 3/3
Hyperglobulinaemia 3/3
Neutropenia 1/5
Anaemia 1/5
Lymphocytosis 1/5
Lymphopenia 1/5
Creatinine kinase 1/5
Aspartate aminotransferase 1/5
Serology
IgM titre (range) 1:5120–1:81,920 1:5120–1:40,960 1:20,480
IgG titre (range) 0–1:40,960 0–1:10,240 1:20,480
Viral neutralization test (range) 1:160–1:2880

1 Only clinical sign from 5 horses; and serology from 3 horses were recorded.