Assessment of fish health status in four Swiss rivers showing a decline of brown trout catches

By Simone Zimmerli, D. Bernet, P. Burkhardt-Holm, H. Schmidt-Posthaus, P. Vonlanthen, T. Wahli, H. Segner. Aquatic Sciences, 2007

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Life cycle complexity, environmental change and the emerging status of salmonid proliferative kidney disease (2011, background): “For instance, PKD prevalence and intensity can show downstream increases in parallel with increases in both nutrients and temperature (Zimmerli et al., 2007).”
A histology-based fish health assessment of four commercially and ecologically important species from the Okavango Delta panhandle, Botswana (2009, methodology): “…severity of the histological response, the results were evaluated as follows, according to a classification system based on the scoring scheme by Zimmerli et al. (2007) for brown trout in Swiss rivers, and adapted using index results calculated for southern African C. gariepinus and Oreochromis…”
Histological methods in the assessment of different feed effects on liver and intestine of fish (2011, unknown): “Histopathology together with other methods such as: biochemical, growth, diseases diagnostic, are biomarkers used in assessing effects of both internal (feed used) and external (aquatic) environmental conditions (O'Connell, 1976; Hinton et al., 1987; Segner and Braunbeck, 1988; Tacon, 1992; Poleksić”