Уважаемые коллеги, доброго времени суток! Представляем вам австралийское научное издание Australian Veterinary Practitioner/ Журнал имеет четвёртый квартиль, издаётся в Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association, его SJR за 2022 г. равен 0,122, импакт-фактор 1,1, печатный ISSN - 0005-0423, электронный - 1751-0813, предметная область Мелкие животные. Вот так выглядит обложка:
Редактором является Давид Беггс, контактные данные - dbeggs@unimelb.edu.au, editor@ava.com.au, avj.eo@wiley.com.
На протяжении последних 80 лет Австралийский ветеринарный журнал (AVJ) предоставляет ветеринарам передовые клинические и научные исследования, отчеты о случаях, обзоры, новости и своевременное освещение вопросов отрасли. AJV является ведущим учебником по ветеринарии в Австралии и ежемесячно распространяется среди более чем 5500 членов и подписчиков Австралийской ветеринарной ассоциации.
Адрес издания - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/17510813#
Пример статьи, название - Serological evidence of exposure of healthy dogs to Leptospira in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Заголовок (Abstract) - In 2017, highly fatal canine leptospirosis emerged in Sydney,Australia. Based on results of microscopic agglutination testing(MAT), serovar Copenhageni appeared to be the most commoncausative serovar. Prior to this, no clinical cases had beenreported since 1976. In a serosurvey of healthy dogs in Australianshelters in 2004, 2.4% of 431 New South Wales dogs had serologi-cal evidence of exposure to Copenhageni, the most prevalentserovar. The aim of this study was to estimate the current preva-lence ofLeptospiraexposure and associated serovars in healthySydney dogs, previously unvaccinated againstLeptospira. Serumsamples from 411 healthy dogs in leptospirosis hotspots andneighbouring suburbs were collected before vaccination. MAT for23 serovars was performed at the WHO Leptospirosis ReferenceLaboratory in Queensland, Australia. The overall seroprevalencewas 4.1% (17/411) with low titres (1/50–1/200) detected. Elevendogs were from known leptospirosis hotspots. Eight dogs wereknown to hunt rodents. One dog had been in contact with a lep-tospirosis positive dog 1 year prior. Serovar Topaz was the mostprevalent serovar (n=5) followed by serovars Australis (n=4),Copenhageni (n=4), Djasiman (n=2), Cynopteri (n=1),Javanica (n=1), Medanensis (n=1), and Pomona (n=1). Inconclusion, serological evidence of exposure of dogs in Sydney toLeptospirais low, but apparently has increased since 2004.Positive titres to serovars not previously reported to cause diseasein dogs could be due to low virulence of those serovars or cross-reactivity with other serovars.
Keywords: Australia; canine; Leptospira; Leptospirosis; seroprevalence
Abbreviations: MAT, microscopic agglutination test; NSW, New South Wales