Nekotorye sovremennye parametry épidemiologicheskogo protsessa kampilobakterioza.

D. L. Kirik; E. A. Shablovskaia; A. A. Vasil'chenko; N. M. Krolevetskaia; R. M. Ginzburg; T. N. Luchkina; V. I. Maliarenko; V. L. Rogovenko; V. I. Kikot'; L. A. Priad'ko; I. V. Pinchuk; I. A. Polishchuk

Nekotorye sovremennye parametry épidemiologicheskogo protsessa kampilobakterioza.

Translated title of the contribution: Current parameters of the epidemiological process in campylobacteriosis

D. L. Kirik, E. A. Shablovskaia, A. A. Vasil'chenko, N. M. Krolevetskaia, R. M. Ginzburg, T. N. Luchkina, V. I. Maliarenko, V. L. Rogovenko, V. I. Kikot', L. A. Priad'ko, I. V. Pinchuk, I. A. Polishchuk

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Abstract

Data on some parameters of the epidemic process of campylobacteriosis in the Ukraine are presented. Campylobacteriosis patients were found to constitute 1.9 +/- 0.095% of all examined patients with acute enteric infections (AEI). No statistically significant difference in the proportion of campylobacteriosis among child and adult AEI patients was established. The proportion of sick persons at the period of the spring-summer rise in morbidity was 71.5%. A definite relationship between the epizootic and epidemic processes in campylobacteriosis was noted. In the Ukraine the predominant infective agent was Campylobacter jejuni belonging mainly to serotype Lio and biotype 1. Quite frequently campylobacteriosis was found to be accompanied by mixed infections.

Translated title of the contribution	Current parameters of the epidemiological process in campylobacteriosis
Original language	Russian
Pages (from-to)	29-32
Number of pages	4
Journal	Zhurnal Mikrobiologii Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii
Issue number	5
State	Published - Sep 1996

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

Epidemiology
Medicine (miscellaneous)
Immunology
Immunology and Microbiology (miscellaneous)
Microbiology (medical)
Virology

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Kirik, D. L., Shablovskaia, E. A., Vasil'chenko, A. A., Krolevetskaia, N. M., Ginzburg, R. M., Luchkina, T. N., Maliarenko, V. I., Rogovenko, V. L., Kikot', V. I., Priad'ko, L. A., Pinchuk, I. V., & Polishchuk, I. A. (1996). Nekotorye sovremennye parametry épidemiologicheskogo protsessa kampilobakterioza. Zhurnal Mikrobiologii Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, (5), 29-32.

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