Epidemiological study of infectious diarrhea in Sharkia governorate
Zagazig Medical Association Journal. 1991; 4 (1): 257-265
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ABSTRACT
In the present study it was found that, E.coli was the most prevalent causative pathogen [42%] followed by shigella [12%]. The educational and occupational state of the parents were factors affecting the incidince of infantile diarrhea. The infantile diarrheal cases with non educated mothers, were [86%] and [68%] fathers, while [62%] of infantile diarrheal cases were observed in infants with farmers fathers occupation. Infectious agents isolated from animals were E.coli [51%] and C. jejuni [10%]. Infectious pathogens isolated from birds were E.coli [50%], salmonella [25%] and campylobacter [18%]
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Enfermedades Transmisibles
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Países en Desarrollo
Idioma:
Inglés
Revista:
Zagazig Med. Assoc. J.
Año:
1991
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