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- - Clinical lumpy skin disease (LSD) primarily impacts cattle and, to a lesser extent, domestic water buffalo, with recent outbreaks spreading to Asia.
- - Initially studied in Africa, LSD is now recognized as a significant viral threat in various wild and domestic ungulate species across Asia.
- - The article outlines the confirmed cases of LSDV infection in these ungulate species and discusses the implications for their health and management in the region.
Article Abstract
Clinical lumpy skin disease (LSD) predominantly affects cattle and, to lesser extent domestic water buffalos. Whilst earlier work focussed on the disease in Africa, the recent emergence of LSD virus (LSDV) as a major cause of disease in Asia has led to a widening range of susceptible hosts for the virus. This article lists the wild and domestic ungulates in which LSDV infection has been confirmed and considers the significance of the disease for these species in Asia.
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