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Guidelines for veterinarians handling potential Hendra virus infection in horses

Version 4.2 - December 2011

Author/s:
Biosecurity Queensland
Published:
December 2011
Bibliographic details:
45 pages

Summary of important changes from previous version of this document (Version 4.1)

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  • Content has been updated to include information from the Hendra virus incidents in 2011. New epidemiological information has been added including the finding of antibodies in a dog for the first time outside of an experimental or research setting.
  • Additional references and reference material have been included.
  • Appendix 1 has been updated with the most recent Hendra Virus incidents.

This document is subject to regular review, so we encourage comments on its content and format.

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Last updated 23 December 2011

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