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Rev. Soc. Bras. Med. Trop ; 55: e0372, 2022. graf
Article in English | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1422857

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ABSTRACT Animal bites are a common problem in the emergency room. There are many reports of isolated cases (mainly of domestic mammals); however, texts with more comprehensive and general guidance on these kinds of bite injuries are necessary, including those caused by wild mammals, reptiles, and even fish. This review aims to update knowledge on this problem, which includes human and domestic and wild animal bites. Health teams in emergency care centers should be aware of the initial and late measures required to control this problem.

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Rev. bras. anal. clin ; 51(4): 328-334, 2019/12/30. tab, graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1104016

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Objetivo: Tendo em vista a possibilidade de variação na incidência e prevalência das dermatofitoses de uma região geográfica para outra, e seu potencial zoonótico, o presente trabalho teve como objetivo fornecer dados a respeito da frequência de dermatofitoses em cães na cidade de Chapecó-SC. Métodos: Avaliaram-se resultados de exames micológico direto e cultura fúngica de caninos, emitidos por um laboratório particular de análises clínicas veterinárias na cidade de Chapecó, Santa Catarina. Os dados foram coletados do sistema Multvet e analisados por meio do software IBM SPSS 22.0 através do cálculo de frequência. Resultados: No período compreendido foram solicitados 108 exames para micológico direto e 223 para cultura fúngica. Destes, 81 laudos de micológico direto (75%) e 159 laudos de cultura fúngica (71%) atendiam aos critérios de inclusão, sendo a maioria dos resultados pertencentes a fêmeas com idade entre 1 e 8 anos, sem raça definida (SRD); além disso verificou-se que não houve diferença significativa entre as solicitações dos exames por estação do ano. A respeito da espécie de dermatófito isolado na cultura fúngica, corroborando com demais estudos, o Microsporum canis foi o mais frequente. Conclusão: Visto que as dermatofitoses são consideradas doenças com potencial zoonótico, e sua epidemiologia é conhecida por mudar ao longo do tempo, os resultados desta pesquisa mostraram que tanto o papel do médico veterinário quanto o do patologista clínico são de suma importância para o prognóstico favorável do paciente.


Objective: Given the possibility of occurrence of variance and prevalence of dermatophytosis from one geographical region to another, and its zoonotic potential, the present study had an impact on the frequency of dermatophytosis in dogs in the city of Chapecó SC. Methods: Evaluation of results obtained through direct mycological examination and canine culture issued by a private veterinary clinical anamnesis laboratory in the city of Chapecó, Santa Catarina, with data collected by the IBM SPSS 22.0 system through frequency calculation. Results: No complete year, 108 direct microbial and 223 religious culture tests were requested, at the same time, 81 direct micrological compliments (75%) and 159 fungal culture reports (71%) within inclusion lips, a large majority of the results belonged to female dog aged 1 to 8 years, with no defined race (SRD), and it was found that there was no major difference between examinations by season. Treating the resistance of sexual dermatitis in fungal culture, corroborating other Dermatophytosis is a closed disease with zoonotic potential, and its epidemiology is known to change over time. The results of the research are as important as the role of the veterinarian in clinical pathology are important for the favorable prognosis of the disease patient.


Subject(s)
Animals , Male , Female , Infant , Child, Preschool , Child , Epidemiology , Dermatomycoses , Animals, Domestic
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Medisan ; 21(10)oct.2017. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-995333

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El objetivo del trabajo fue establecer la fiabilidad de las variables número de muestras y proporción de reactores positivos por especie para el estudio de los animales domésticos como reservorios de leptospirosis en Camagüey. Se hizo una base de datos con los reactores a Leptospira a partir de los sueros sanguíneos de 2 659 bovinos, 2 617 equinos, 814 porcinos, 75 ovinos-caprinos y 69 caninos de la provincia. Los resultados, atendiendo al número de muestras, dieron a bovinos (43 por ciento) y equinos (41 por ciento) como reactores hegemónicos; porcinos (13 por ciento), caninos (1 por ciento) y ovino-caprinos (1 por ciento) mostraron un comportamiento muy inferior. En función de la proporción de reactores por especie, bovinos, porcinos, caninos y caballares prevalecieron homogéneamente (P<0,05) a diferencia de ovino-caprino. Los caballos destinados a la transportación urbana constituyeron un riesgo potencial para el ser humano


The objective of the work was to establish the reliability of the variable number of samples and proportion of positive reactors by species for the study of the domestic animals as leptospirosis reservoirs in Camagüey. A database was made with the reactors to Leptospira from the sanguine serums of 2 659 bovine, 2 617 equine, 814 swinish, 75 ovines-caprines and 69 canines of the province. According to the number of samples, the results gave to bovine (43 percent) and equine (41 percen) as hegemonic reactors; swinish (13 percen), canine (1 percent) and ovine-caprines (1 percen) showed a very inferior behavior. In function of the proportion of reactors by species, bovine, swinish, canine and horses prevailed homogeneously (P<0,05) contrary to ovine-caprine. Horses dedicated to the urban transportation constituted a potential risk for the human being.


Subject(s)
Animals , Male , Female , Water Reservoirs , Leptospirosis , Animals, Domestic/microbiology , Zoonoses , Epidemiology, Descriptive
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Rev. chil. infectol ; 34(2): 181-185, abr. 2017. ilus, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-844461

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Tetanus is declining due to vaccination, professional labor management and appropriate wound care. Tetanus cases have been reported despite immunization. We report the case of a previously healthy 21 years old female patient that presented a mild generalized tetanus requiring admission after mild and recurrent cat scratch and bites. She had received six vaccine shots during childhood, and a booster dose five years earlier after a rabbit bite. Symptoms appeared seven weeks after the last contact, and included headache, muscle spasms and mild opisthotonus. Laboratory evaluation, including CSF analysis and microbiological investigation, as well as imaging studies were all normal. The patient received 6,000 IU of human antitoxin immunoglobulin. No autonomic manifestations or respiratory compromise were registered. Symptoms resolved rapidly and she was discharge after seven days with an order to complete a tetanus toxoid immunization schedule with three doses. Conclusions. Tetanus is possible in urban settings with a declining epidemiologic curve of disease in previously immunized patients. Severity of disease is modulated by previous vaccination.


El tétanos está en declinación gracias a la vacunación, manejo profesional del parto y el cuidado apropiado de las heridas. Se han reportado casos a pesar de la inmunización. Presentamos el caso clínico de una mujer previamente sana de 21 años que presentó un tétanos generalizado leve, luego de repetidas mordeduras y arañazos de su gato. Había recibido su esquema completo de seis dosis de vacuna antitetánica en la infancia y un refuerzo hacía cinco años luego de una mordedura por conejo. Los síntomas aparecieron siete semanas después del último contacto e incluyeron cefalea, espasmos musculares y opistótonos leve. La evaluación de laboratorio, incluyendo un estudio del LCR e imágenes fueron normales. La paciente recibió inmunoglobulina humana antitetánica. No hubo manifestaciones autonómicas ni compromiso respiratorio. Los síntomas regresaron rápidamente y se dio de alta a los siete días con indicación de completar tres dosis de vacuna antitetánica. Conclusiones: El tétanos es posible en ambientes urbanos con una curva epidemiológica en descenso en pacientes previamente inmunizados. La gravedad del cuadro es modulada por la vacunación previa.


Subject(s)
Humans , Animals , Female , Young Adult , Tetanus/etiology , Bites and Stings/complications , Tetanus Toxoid/administration & dosage , Cats , Immunization, Passive , Tetanus/diagnosis , Tetanus/drug therapy
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Rev. bras. ciênc. vet ; 23(3-4): 157-162, jul./dez. 2016. il.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-987258

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We evaluated the clinical and laboratory profile of 90 dogs shelters undergoing ovariohysterectomy and orchiectomy. Preoperative evaluation was performed by clinical examination, blood tests, coagulation tests, fecal, hemoparasites research, urinalysis and biochemical tests. Participants animals, 53.33% were female; 93.3% were mixed breed (SRD); the mean age was 3.56 ± 1.32 years and average weight of 10.87 ± 6.08 kg; 65.55% had normal body score and 42.22% were considered friendly dogs. In general clinical examination, the main changes were the rectal temperature and respiratory rate, the specific examination was observed pulicilose, itching, seborrhea and dermatitis. It was 18.60% anemia in animal and its intensity was correlated with the body condition score, but this correlation was not observed with the presence of hypoalbuminemia. The leukocyte count values Neutrophils and rods were high, but due to stress. In urinalysis, the main changes were found in the density, appearance and presence of bacteria. When fecal examination, 65.45% of the animals were diagnosed with Ancylostoma sp. and Trichuris sp. Shelter dogs showed changes in the blood tests, suggesting that have clinical and laboratory profiles themselves, because no changes were suggestive of pathology, probably a stress condition and nutritional deficiency.


Avaliou-se o perfil clínico e laboratorial de 90 cães de abrigos submetidos à ovariohisterectomia e orquiectomia. A avaliação préoperatória foi realizada por exame clínico, hemograma, coagulograma, coproparasitológico, pesquisa de hemoparasitas, urinálise e exames bioquímicos. Dos animais participantes, 53,33% eram fêmeas; 93,3% eram sem raça definida (SRD); a idade média foi de 3,56 ± 1,32 anos e peso médio de 10,87 ± 6,08 kg; 65,55% apresentaram escore corporal normal e 42,22% foram considerados cães dóceis. No exame clínico geral, as principais alterações foram da temperatura retal e frequência respiratória, no exame específico foi observado pulicilose, prurido, seborréia e dermatites. Verificou-se anemia em 18,60% dos animais e sua intensidade apresentou correlação com o escore corporal, mas esta correlação não foi observada com a presença de hipoalbuminemia. Os valores de contagem de leucócitos, neutrófilos e bastonetes estavam elevados, porém decorrentes de estresse. Na urinálise, as principais alterações encontradas foram na densidade, aspecto e presença de bactérias. Ao exame coproparasitológico, 65,45% dos animais foram diagnosticados com Ancylostoma sp. e Trichuris sp. Os cães de abrigo apresentaram alterações nos exames realizados, sugerindo que possuem perfis clínico e laboratorial próprios, pois nenhuma alteração foi sugestiva de patologia, provavelmente por uma condição de estresse e deficiência nutricional.


Subject(s)
Animals , Sterilization , Shelter , Dogs , Hysterectomy
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Chinese Journal of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases ; (6)2006.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-588081

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The object of using parasitic germplasm resource is to raise the technical level to control parsitosis for domestic animal and poultry.A total of 1 036 parasitic species collected from 16 kinds of domestic animals and poultries were reported in South-western China,where is one of the most serious areas for parasitosis transmission in China.This paper described the research and use of the new techniques on diagnosis,surveillance and control of parasitosis in domestic animal and poultry in Sichuan and South-western China,especially on applying resources of parasitic species in the pilot areas,so that the capacity of control and prevent of parasitosis in sheep,pig and dairy cattle farms were reasonably improved.

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Pediatric Allergy and Respiratory Disease ; : 248-254, 2003.
Article in Korean | WPRIM | ID: wpr-30425

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PURPOSE: Birds' eggs have been a major source of food for mankind since the time unknown. Among them, chicken eggs have been the most important food source. We examined the allergenic properties of eggs from varying birds on patients with known allergy to chicken eggs, to find out whether they can replace the chicken eggs for the source of nutrient. METHODS: Samples were selected from patients who visited the allergy clinic of the Department of Pediatrics at Yonsei University Medical Center. The serum specific IgE for eggs were measured and allergy skin tests were performed. The serum of the patients with proven egg allergy was then tested for reactivity with eggs from wild and domestic ducks, geese, seagulls, quails, yellow-shelled and white-shelled eggs employing SDS-PAGE and IgE immunoblotting. RESULTS: All the egg protein showed similar molecular sizes ranging from 24-100 kDa. Their expressions, however, were different, with white eggs, yellow eggs, and quail eggs showing strong reaction, while ducks, geese, and mallard eggs presented with weak reaction. Immunoblotting exhibited reactivity in 35-50 kDa and 25-35 kDa groups. Quail eggs and shells from chicken eggs showed a protein banding of 75-80 kDa. Geese, wild and domestic ducks, quail did not exhibit any cross-reactivity with chicken eggs. CONCLUSION: Among patients with egg allergy, cross-reactivity between different chicken eggs was present, but no cross-reactivity was apparent between chicken eggs and other birds' eggs. Therefore, we suggest theses eggs as alternative source of food in patients with egg allergy. However further study with larger patient population is still required.


Subject(s)
Child , Humans , Academic Medical Centers , Animals, Domestic , Birds , Chickens , Ducks , Egg Hypersensitivity , Eggs , Electrophoresis, Polyacrylamide Gel , Geese , Hypersensitivity , Immunoblotting , Immunoglobulin E , Ovum , Pediatrics , Quail , Skin Tests
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Korean Journal of Epidemiology ; : 187-201, 1998.
Article in Korean | WPRIM | ID: wpr-729188

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This study was conducted to investigate the cause and magnitude of food poisoning among residents and visitors for a birthday party in a rural area of Kyongju city in september, 1996. The total subjects were 137 persons, 119 residents(53 males, 66 females), including 7 hospitalixed patients and 18 visitors(8 males, 10 females). The investigation consisted of an interview survey, a study on clinical characteristics for the patients hospitalized, bacteriological examinations of the underground water and microbiologic examinations on microbes isolated from the patients. The population at risk was 59 persons(24 males, 35 females). The attack rate was 50.0%(12 cases) for males, 48.6% for females(17 cases). The cases were distributed evenly for all age groups. The attack rates for each party-food and possible fooe groups were not significantly different. Most clinical symptoms were significantly more frequent among cases than non-ases: abdominal pain(73.1%), diarrhea(73.1%), chilliness(69.2%), fever(65.4%), anorexia(61.5%), nausea(53.8%), general weakness(50.0%) and dizziness(50.0%) were the major symptoms among the cases. The admission rate among the cases was 24.1%(1 male, 6 females). In the stool cultures, Salmonella species group D was isolated from 6 persons of 85 examinees. It was identified as Salmonella enteritidis by serological diagnosis. The samples of underground water were assessed Enon-compatible for drinking in 10 wells(83.3%) of this rural area and it was suggested that it could have been contaminated from cattle feces. There were two wells in the party house, one of them was contaminated by bacterias including E. coli. The contaminated water was stored in a water tank located on the rooftop. This water was used for dish washing and cooking. Wd concluded that the cause of this epidemic was the underground water contaminated by Salmonella enteritidis from guman carriers or domestic animal carriers.


Subject(s)
Animals , Cattle , Humans , Male , Animals, Domestic , Bacteria , Cooking , Diagnosis , Drinking , Feces , Foodborne Diseases , Groundwater , Korea , Population Characteristics , Salmonella enteritidis , Salmonella
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