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Frequency of molecular detection of equine coronavirus in faeces and nasal secretions in 277 horses with acute onset of fever.

Nicola PusterlaKaitlyn JamesSamantha MapesFarifield Bain
Published in: The Veterinary record (2019)
ECoV infection should be suspected and tested for in horses presenting with acute onset of fever, lethargy and anorexia with no respiratory signs. A two-step approach should be consider in which respiratory secretions and feces should be collected from such horses and submitted to a diagnostic laboratory. If the respiratory secretions test negative by qPCR for a panel of respiratory pathogens, feces already submitted to the laboratory should be tested for ECoV.
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