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In tropical Africa up to 40% Brucella abortus seroprevalence rates are reported among the cattle population, and in some areas these rates are even higher (4). However, in the central and southern regions of Uganda 13.6% of the cattle population is infected with B. abortus (3). Data on the prevalence of brucellosis in the Southwestern Rukungiri District are very limited or not available at all. Field investigations and laboratory examinations were carried out to provide further information on the brucellosis situation in this district. Using a cross-sectional study design B. abortus antibody levels in selected dairy herds were determined by means of the milk ring test (MRT), Rose Bengal plate test (RBPT) and the complement fixation test (CFT). All small ruminants kept on a study farm were also included in the serosurvey. Additional information on management and hygiene risk factors were obtained by means of a questionnaire.

Expériences sur une stratégie de dépistage de la brucellose bovine dans une zone rurale du Sud-Ouest de l'Ouganda