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Table 2 The distribution of 5494 remaining pigs across treatment groups and the outcomes umbilical outpouching (UO) or dead

From: Prevention of umbilical outpouchings and mortality in pigs: Meloxicam, tying, cutting, and chlorhexidine versus amoxicillin or no treatment? A clinical field trial

  

Treatment group N (%)a

N(%)

  

Control

Antibiotic

Experimental

Total

Distribution across groups

Total

1791

(32.6)

1862

(33.9)

1841

(33.5)

5494

(100)

Dead before clinical examination

Total

381

(21.3)

365

(19.6)

370

(20.1)

1116

(20.3)

Dead with UO

Yes

9

(2.4)

12

(3.3)

7

(1.9)

28

(2.5)

No

372

(97.6)

353

(96.7)

363

(98.1)

1088

97.5)

Examined 6 weeks after weaning

Total

1410

(78.7)

1497

(80.4)

1471

(79.9)

4378

(79.7)

UO 6 weeks after weaning

Yes

58

(4.1)

65

(4.3)

65

(4.4)

188

(4.3)

No

1352

(95.9)

1432

(95.7)

1406

(95.6)

4190

(95.7)

Dead in nursery unit after clinical examination

Total

30

(1.7)

26

(1.4)

24

(1.3)

80

(1.5)

Dead with UO after clinical examination

Yes

20

(66.6)

18

(69.2)

17

(70.8)

55

(68.8)

No

10

(33.3)

8

(30.8)

7

(29.2)

25

(31.2)

Overall UO prevalenceb

 

69

(3.9)

78

(4.2)

74

(4.0)

221

(4.0)

Overall mortalityc

 

411

(22.9)

391

(21)

394

(21.4)

1196

(21.8)

  1. aNumber (%) of animals in each group
  2. bIncluding UO found after initial clinical examination
  3. cIncluding deaths occurring after clinical examination