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Methodology of surveillance • Passive surveillance • Clinical investigations, • Notifications, • Laboratory diagnostic report, • Slaughter house, • Public submission (wildlife). • Mechanism to be established at national level to implement passive surveillance and to submit weekly and monthly report. Report to be submitted through focal point which may be CVO. • Active surveillance • It is targeted, risk dependent, systematic. • Two types: sentinel and routine; • cross-section (initial/first stages or to establish disease free status.
Sampling and diagnostic • Sampling – Size – Frequency – Target species: commercial, backyard, feral, migratory, caged, captive, dead, game bird (fighting cocks), messenger pigeons • Diagnostic – Clinical: flock diagnosis, bird. – Laboratory: • Serological: ELISA, AGID, HI • Virological: Virus isolation • Molecular: RT-PCR and real time PCR. Sequencing and genetic typing
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