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ANIMAL HEALTH RESEARCH REVIEWS
卷 17, 期 1, 页码 39-59出版社
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1017/S1466252316000025
关键词
carcass; intervention; pork; Salmonella; systematic review
资金
- National Pork Board [14-287]
Objective: In this systematic review, we summarized change in Salmonella prevalence and/or quantity associated with pathogen reduction treatments (washes, sprays, steam) on pork carcasses or skin-on carcass parts in comparative designs (natural or artificial contamination). Methods: In January 2015, CAB Abstracts (1910-2015), SCI and CPCI-Science (1900-2015), Medline((R)) and Medline((R)) In-Process (1946-2015) (OVIDSP), Science.gov, and Safe Pork (1996-2012) were searched with no language or publication type restrictions. Reference lists of 24 review articles were checked. Two independent reviewers screened 4001 titles/abstracts and assessed 122 full-text articles for eligibility. Only English-language records were extracted. Results: Fourteen studies (5 in commercial abattoirs) were extracted and risk of bias was assessed by two reviewers independently. Risk of bias due to systematic error was moderate; a major source of bias was the potential differential recovery of Salmonella from treated carcasses due to knowledge of the intervention. The most consistently observed association was a positive effect of acid washes on categorical measures of Salmonella; however, this was based on individual results, not a summary effect measure. Conclusion: There was no strong evidence that any one intervention protocol (acid temperature, acid concentration, water temperature) was clearly superior to others for Salmonella control.
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