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In 1989, corn screenings were associated with acute interstitial pulmonary edema, hydrothorax, and death in swine. Attack rate was 5–50%, case fatality rate was 50–90%, and clinical course was 1–2 days. Screenings from farms with pigs affected with pulmonary edema contained 20–330 μg fumonisin B 1  per gram. Screenings containing 92 μg fumonisin B 1  per gram fed to weanling pigs caused pulmonary edema and death. Sterilized corn inoculated with Fusarium moniliforme and diluted 1:1 with clean corn contained fumonisin B, (17 μg/g) and caused acute pulmonary edema when fed for 5 days. Survivors developed subacute hepatotoxicosis with individual hepatocellular necrosis, hepatomegalocytosis, and increased numbers of mitotic figures. Similar liver lesions occurred in pigs given fumonisin B 1  intravenously at 0.8 mg/kg body weight for 14 days.

Characterization of an Epizootic of Pulmonary Edema in Swine Associated with Fumonisin in Corn Screenings