Table 2 Histopathological effects of foot-and-mouth disease vaccination on pork
Variables1) | N-Neck | N-Ham | Non-Neck |
Histopathology, n (%) | 57/71 (80.3)a | 16/70 (22.9)b | 114/135 (84.4)a |
Vaccine remaining | 15 (21.1)a | 3 (4.3)b | 31(23.0)a |
Abscess | 7 (9.9)a | 1 (1.4)b | 15 (11.1)a |
Granuloma | 17 (23.9)a | 5 (7.1)b | 35 (25.9)a |
Fibrosis | 18 (25.4)a | 7 (10.0)b | 33 (24.4)a |
1) Vaccine was administered on the left side of the pig, either with a conventional needle-syringe or a needle-free injection device at 56 d of age.
a-c Means with different superscript letters in the same row differ significantly (p<0.05).
N-Neck, conventional needle-syringe vaccination into the neck (n=71); N-Ham, conventional needle-syringe vaccination into the ham (n=70); Non-Neck, conventional needle-free jet injection vaccination into the neck (n=135).