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Volume 32, Number 2—February 2026

Research Letter

Vesicular Disease Caused by Seneca Valley Virus in Pigs, England, 2022

Bryony ArmsonComments to Author , Valérie Mioulet, Britta A. Wood, Antonello Di Nardo, Nick J. Knowles, Jemma Wadsworth, David J. Paton, Jozhel Baguisi, Harry Bull, Amy McCarron, Clare Browning, Ashley Gray, Tomasz Zaleski, Andrew E. Shaw, Anna B. Ludi, Mark Henstock, Hayley M. Hicks, Ginette Wilsden, Krupali Parekh, Julie Maryan, Sarah Belgrave, Noemi Polo, Simon Gubbins, Claire Colenutt, Melanie Nicholls, Emma Brown, Efthymia Nasou, Anca Drelciuc, Livio Pittalis, David Jorge, Caroline Wilson, Susana Taylor, Jose Bis, Charles Nfon, Susanna Williamson, and Donald P. King
Author affiliation: The Pirbright Institute, Woking, UK (B. Armson, V. Mioulet, B.A. Wood, A. Di Nardo, N.J. Knowles, J. Wadsworth, D.J. Paton, J. Baguisi, H. Bull, A. McCarron, C. Browning, A. Gray, T. Zaleski, A.E. Shaw, A.B. Ludi, M. Henstock, H.M. Hicks, G. Wilsden, K. Parekh, J. Maryan, S. Belgrave, N. Polo, S. Gubbins, C. Colenutt, M. Nicholls, E. Brown, D.P. King); University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK (T. Zaleski); Animal and Plant Health Agency, Bury St Edmunds, UK (T. Zaleski, E. Nasou, A. Drelciuc, L. Pittalis, D. Jorge, C. Wilson, S. Taylor, J. Bis, S. Williamson); National Centre for Foreign Animal Disease, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (C. Nfon)

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Figure 1

Affected pigs on farm SVV2022-02, from study of vesicular disease caused by Seneca Valley virus in pigs, England, 2022. Vesicular lesions can be seen on the coronary bands (A-C), snout (D), and interdigital cleft (E). Hoof horn separation also occurred in some infected pigs (B). Some lesions resembled those of foot-and-mouth disease (D), but others were more deep-seated (A).

Figure 1. Affected pigs on farm SVV2022-02, from study of vesicular disease caused by Seneca Valley virus in pigs, England, 2022. Vesicular lesions can be seen on the coronary bands (A-C), snout (D), and interdigital cleft (E). Hoof horn separation also occurred in some infected pigs (B). Some lesions resembled those of foot-and-mouth disease (D), but others were more deep-seated (A).

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