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Fig 1.

Unilateral hygroma on the knee joint (right carpal joint).

This condition may be a consequence of bovine brucellosis. Brucella abortus was isolated from the supra-mammary lymph node of this cow.

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Table 1.

Seroprevalence of bovine brucellosis in beef herds at the district level in southern Albania.

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Fig 2.

Histogram showing the distribution of FPA antibody titer to Brucella abortus in 175 positive animals.

116 (66.3%) animals showed a titer above 100 ΔmP. Also, the histogram shows a skewed distribution to the left-hand side, which indicates active infection, and these animals are likely to shed the bacteria into milk and other body fluids.

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Table 2.

Serological patterns found within the tested samples.

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Table 3.

Results of RBT, FPA, and ELISA tests in the 38 beef herds according to the geographical distribution of sampling showing positive results in 21 herds.

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Table 4.

Kappa statistic between the RBT, ELISA, and FPA tests used in serodiagnosis of brucellosis in beef cattle herds in Albania.

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Table 5.

Microbiological and serological results obtained from samples from the 16 slaughtered animals.

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