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EHV-1
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Initial nasal swab testing revealed that the horse was positive for EHV-1. “Though this test can have false positive results, we are treating this as a true infection,” said White.
Hospital officials elected to impose a voluntary quarantine of patients in the area of the hospital where risk of exposure was possible. These hors« es were promptly separated from the rest of the hospital’s equine population in designated isolation barns.
As of Tuesday morning, two additional horses being treated at the center for unrelated problems developed fever and neurologic symptoms leading state officials to quarantine all
l’he center has always followed strict biosafety procedures governing patient care, movement in and out of the isolation unit, and cleaning of stalls between each horse occupancy in order to prevent the spread of infectious diseases,” said Dr. Martin Furr,
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