Bovine papillomatosis is a highly spreading viral infection caused by host specific papilloma viruses. It plays an important role in commercial value of animal by affecting the trading and exhibition and also in health condition of the animal may go worse because of secondary bacterial infection....

Bovine papillomatosis is a neoplastic disease of the skin manifested as multiple benign tumors that can progress to the malignant tumor. Thus, this study aims to characterize and determine the type and frequencies of bovine papillomatosis in the Wolaita Sodo district. In a cross-sectional study...

Bovine papillomatosis (BP) is one of the imperative cutaneous oncogenic viral diseases resulting in leather depreciation and economic losses. This study aimed to evaluate oxidative stress, immunohistochemistry and ultrastructural alterations in BP and its impact on cowhide. Ninety skin tissue...

Teat papillomatosis is caused by different bovine papillomavirus (BPV) types and is especially important for dairy cows, because it results in severe damage to the health and structure of the mammary gland. This work describes the molecular and pathological aspects of teat papillomatosis in dairy ...

Bovine papillomatosis belongs to the group of chronic proliferative diseases of viral etiology. Young cattle up to 2 years of age are most often affected. Papillomatosis is caused by the papilloma virus, which forms benign tumors of fibroepithelial properties on the skin and mucous membranes....

A Sahiwal heifer, 5 months of age was presented with numerous warts of varying sizes mainly on the head, face, and neck. History and clinical examination were indicative of bovine cutaneous papillomatosis. The present study was designed to clinically evaluate two alternative medicines to treat...

Bovine papillomavirus (BPV) infection can induce neoplastic lesions in both cutaneous and mucosal epithelia in cattle. This study describes the BPV types associated with proliferative lesions with diverse histopathological features present in the upper alimentary tract of a dairy cow suffering from ...

Papillomaviruses are epitheliotropic in nature and cause proliferation in the skin, mucosa, and various internal organs of various animal species. The lesions they cause, specifically in cattle teats, lead to significant economic losses in the milk industry. In this study, we identified the bovine...

Objective: The present study aimed to evaluate the control of bovine papillomatosis (BP) with autogenous vaccine under the tropical conditions of Guerrero State. Materials and methods: In the experiment 18 bovine females were used, that were divided into three treatments according to the ranch (6...

Bovine papillomatosis is an infectious disease, characterized by the presence of multiple benign mass that can regress spontaneously or progress into malignant neoplasia caused by bovine papillomavirus. Epidermal proliferation causes the lesion to have the keratotic surface that resembles a...