Anadolu mandalarının subklinik mastitis vakalarında CMT, SCC ve Bakteriyolojik izolasyon örtüşüyor mu? Özet

Abstract
 Subclinical mastitis is the most important and costly disease in dairy sector. In this study, it was aimed to compare results of bacteriological examination with those California Mastitis Test (CMT) Somatic Cell Count (SCC)in milk samples collected from Anatolian buffaloes no clinical signs mastitis. For purpose, 96 were 24 each quarter. All examined for presence mastitic pathogens by bacteriology regardless SCC values CMT scores. A total 103 isolates recovered infected quarters. The first three frequently isolated determined be E. coli, S. agalactiae, aureus rate 31.07%, 22.33%, 21.36%, respectively. According results, threshold value accepted as ≥78.000 cells/ml. correlation between SCC, bacteriology, found 0.737, 0.845 0.872, respectively, mean inter-item 0.818. These showed that test highly correlated other. ROC analysis cut-of-value study chosen 78.000 cells/ml supported obtained reliability sensitivity 85% 1-specifity 100%. To sum up, a combination CMT, investigation provides benefits detecting early avoiding misdiagnosis, allowing timely action treatment.
 Keywords: Buffalo,