OM B75

Diagnostic Manual for the main pathogens in European seabass and Gilthead seabream aquaculture

Zrncic S. (ed.). Diagnostic Manual for the main pathogens in European seabass and Gilthead seabream aquaculture. Zaragoza : CIHEAM, 2020. 172 p. (Options Méditerranéennes : Série B. Etudes et Recherches; n. 75).

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Résumé

MedAID (Mediterranean Aquaculture Integrated Development) is a European H2020 Research and Innovation Project that started in 2017. The main objective was to increase the overall competitiveness and sustainability of the whole value chain of the Mediterranean marine aquaculture sector by improving its technical and business performance and by shifting to a sustainable market-oriented approach with a more positive social and consumer perception. In the field of disease control and welfare MedAID aims to provide essential components for a better health and welfare management system for the Mediterranean marine aquaculture industry overall and at company level. One of the gaps addressed by MedAID was the lack of reference methodologies for disease diagnostics for European seabass and Gilthead seabream, the main species produced in Mediterranean marine fish farming. The present Diagnostic Manual was conceived in the form of up-to-date guidelines providing current methodologies for a harmonised approach to the health challenges due to viral and bacterial pathogens in the farming of seabass and seabream.

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Thème

Pêche et Aquaculture

Sommaire

Introduction Zrncic S., Vendramin N..	9-12

1. Guidelines for on-farm sampling for targeted surveillance to certify disease freedom, diagnosis in case of mortalities and for analysis of mortalities caused by unknown aetiology Tavornapanich S., Brun E., Dverdal Jansen M..	15-20

2. Packing and shipping of materials for laboratory analysis with guide to shipping biological materials Toffan A., Zrncic S..	21-26

3. Guidelines for the laboratory receiving the samples Cherif N., Zaafran S., Maatoug K..	27-31

4. Laboratory requirements for viral diseases Toffan A..	35-37

5. Laboratory requirements for bacterial diseases Le Breton A..	39-41

6. Viral Encephalopathy and Retinopathy/Viral Nervous Necrosis (VER/VNN) Toffan A., Panzarin V..	45-60

7. Introduction to bacterial diseases Zrncic S., Pavlinec Z..	63-66

8. Vibrio anguillarum Manfrin A..	67-73

9. Vibrio harveyi group Pretto T..	75-82

10. Photobacterium damsela subsp. piscicida Varvarigos P..	83-96

11. Tenacibaculum group Le Breton A..	97-106

12. Aeromonas spp. Smyrli M., Katharios P..	107-116

13. Mycobacterium group Le Breton A..	117-124

14. Diagnostic procedure in the case of mortality caused by unknown aetiology Vendramin N., Barsoe S..	127-133

15. Interpretation of diagnostic results in aquatic animal health De Blas I., Muniesa A., Ruiz-Zarzuela I..	137-142

16. Reporting of results Zrncic S., Oraic D..	143-144

Summary sheet for viral nervous necrosis Toffan A..	148-149

Summary sheet for vibriosis caused by Vibrio anguillarum Zrncic S..	150-151

Summary sheet for vibriosis caused by Vibrio harveyi Pretto T..	152-153

Summary sheet for photobacteriosis (ex Pasteurellosis) Varvarigos P..	154-155

Summary sheet for Tenacibaculum infections Le Breton A..	156-157

Summary sheet for Aeromonas spp infections Smyrli M., Katharios P..	158-159

Summary sheet for Mycobacterium infections Le Breton A..	160-161