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VADS Clinical Trials Reference Report

Reference:	Burch DG;Jones GT;Heard TW;Tuck RE; The synergistic activity of tiamulin and chlortetracycline: in-feed treatment of bacterially complicated enzootic pneumonia in fattening pigs. Veterinary Record 119 : 108 - 112, 1986.
Animal(s) Described	Swine,Meat,Juvenile
Disease(s) Evaluated	Bacterial pneumonia
Etiologic Agent(s)	Pasteurella multocida Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae Escherichia coli Streptococcus species
Type(s) of Trials	Prospective therapeutic clinical trial

Review
Treatments were not described. Cases were not assigned randomly. Assessors were not masked.	A negative control group was not included. A positive control group was not included. The case definitions were not considered valid. Relevant clinical outcomes were not considered.	Success / failure criteria were not described. A statistical analysis was not described. Raw data was not reported.
Comments	Tiamulin plus chlortetracycline, chlortetracycline alone, and control

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