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. 2015 Nov 20;144(7):1538–1549. doi: 10.1017/S0950268815002794

Table 2.

Salmonella serovars identified from each sample type

Serovar Caecal contents Rectal swabs Carcass swabs
No. of positive samples % of all positive samples (n = 189) Prevalence (n = 619) No. of positive samples % of all positive samples (n = 150) Prevalence (n = 625) No. of positive samples % of all positive samples (n = 60) Prevalence (n = 624)
4,12:i:- 33 17·5% 5·3% 18 12·0% 2·9% 16 26·7% 2·6%
4,5,12:i:- 32 16·9% 5·2% 29 19·3% 4·6% 12 20·0% 1·9%
Agona 2 1·1% 0·3%
Bovismorbificans 20 10·6% 3·2% 23 15·3% 3·7% 5 8·3% 0·8%
Choleraesuis var.Kunzendorf 3 2·0% 0·5% 1 1·7% 0·2%
Derby 27 14·3% 4·4% 28 18·7% 4·5% 8 13·3% 1·3%
Dublin 1 0·7% 0·2%
Goldcoast 3 1·6% 0·5% 4 2·7% 0·6% 1 1·7% 0·2%
Hindmarsh 1 0·5% 0·2%
Kedougou 6 3·2% 1·0% 5 3·3% 0·8%
Livingstone 1 0·7% 0·2%
London 5 2·6% 0·8% 3 2·0% 0·5%
Mbandaka 1 0·5% 0·2%
Newport 1 0·7% 0·2%
Ohio 1 0·5% 0·2%
Panama 6 3·2% 1·0% 4 2·7% 0·6% 1 1·7% 0·2%
Reading 8 4·2% 1·3% 3 2·0% 0·5% 1 1·7% 0·2%
Rissen 3 1·6% 0·5% 4 2·7% 0·6% 2 3·3% 0·3%
Stanley 5 2·6% 0·8% 3 2·0% 0·5% 2 3·3% 0·3%
Typhimurium 36 19·0% 5·8% 20 13·3% 3·2% 9 15·0% 1·4%
O_ROUGH:i:- 1 1·7% 0·2%
O_ROUGH:r:1,5 1 1·7% 0·2%