Swine Health Management Journal Club - November 2025

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* 1. What is your first name?

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* 2. What is your last name?

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* 3. What is your email address?

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* 4. What does the abbreviation CVPC used in this article mean?

Cranial ventilation pulmonary criterion

Cranioventral pulmonary consolidation

Chronic ventral porcine consolidation

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* 5. What side of the lungs is scored using both the human evaluator or the computer vision system?

Both the ventral and dorsal sides

Ventral side

dorsal side

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* 6. On which lung scoring method was the assessment of the lung scores in this study based?

Madec and Kobish

Goodwin

Hannan

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* 7. The current study describes a CVS (computer vision system) for the evaluation of lung lesions due to M. hyopneumoniae. There is another automated system for detecting and scoring respiratory lesions. For what other respiratory pathogens has that been developed?

Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus

Influenza A virus – Swine

Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae

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* 8. What are the potential limitations of the current evaluation of swine lung images?

Only visual scoring and no palpation of the lung lesions

Only the ventral side of the lungs is evaluated

The quality of the lung images was poor, with a dropout of at least 15% non-scorable images