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Jordi Baliellas

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6 Articles

Jordi Baliellas Capdevila, is a veterinarian with experience in pig and poultry farming in the areas of health, nutrition and production. He graduated from the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona in 1997. He worked in an integrated poultry and pig company until 2016, when he joined the Grup de Sanejament Porcí de Lleida (GSP) where he collaborated with the Interprofesional del Porcino (INTERPORC) in regional PRRS control programmes, responsible use of antibiotics, and programmes to improve biosecurity on pig farms.

Jordi Baliellas 6 Articles

Health Article

Using tip tongue fluids to monitor PRRS virus

This protocol allows for PRRS monitoring at all stages of pig production with good results, little technical difficulty, and a lower cost.

Health Article

Atypical pathogenic PRRS virus strains: A new problem?

High virulence PRRS virus strains cause more accentuated clinical symptoms, higher mortality, higher viral load and dissemination in body tissues, as well as a higher inflammatory response.

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Globalization of the PRRS virus

Do we know what percent of imported batches of pigs are viremic for PRRS and to which strains?

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Practical application of PRRS monitoring using tongues from stillborn piglets after an outbreak

The collection of tongues from stillborn piglets as a system to monitor the stability at farrowing serves to improve PRRS virus detection.

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Practical experience: Ability to detect PRRS infection in boars by sample type

J. Palomes Cases

I. Seró Pérez

Are we using the best samples and techniques to monitor PRRS absence in boar studs?

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Tonsil scrubbing as a tool for monitoring chronic carriers of the PRRS virus

Tonsil scrubbing using sponge catheters demonstrates a greater capacity for virus detection compared to sera from infected sows.