La IBR sigue siendo un contribuyente significativo al complejo de enfermedades respiratorias bovinas y tiene efectos significativos sobre la producción y la fertilidad en los rebaños de ganado. Su síndrome respiratorio clásico con afectación de la conjuntiva y las vías respiratorias superiores sigue siendo reconocible al instante y la naturaleza altamente infecciosa del virus hace que el control frente a un brote sea un desafío. El aspecto típico de latencia del herpesvirus ha hecho que su erradicación sea extremadamente difícil en la mayoría de los países, con solo un puñado de naciones europeas avanzando en los programas de erradicación; sin embargo, el control es posible con protocolos de vacunación semestrales sólidos y vigilancia.
Oliver Maxwell BVSc BSc(Hons) MVM DipECBHM. Especialista en Salud y Producción Bovina por el Real Colegio de Cirujanos Veterinarios. Especialista Europeo en Gestión de Salud Bovina
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