نتایج جستجو برای: invasive meningococcal disease imd

تعداد نتایج: 1603358  

Journal: :The Journal of infectious diseases 1998
D A Kertesz M B Coulthart J A Ryan W M Johnson F E Ashton

Invasive meningococcal disease is nationally reportable in Canada. In recent years, a serogroup C genotype, designated electrophoretic type 15 (ET15), has been the most frequently isolated meningococcal genotype in Canada and has caused epidemics across the country. Between August 1993 and September 1995, there were 9 cases of invasive meningococcal disease caused by a variant of this genotype,...

Journal: :Communicable diseases intelligence quarterly report 2005
Kelly A Shaw Alistair R McGregor Roscoe E Taylor Jan Williamson Avner Misrachi David J Coleman Lynne Andrewartha

The following is a report of an unusual family cluster of group C invasive meningococcal disease in Tasmania. This unusual case cluster raises several important issues of public health significance regarding vaccine failure and nucleic acid amplification testing use in the setting of invasive meningococcal disease.

Journal: :Acta medica portuguesa 2014
Patrícia Mação Gustavo Januário Sofia Ferreira Andrea Dias Teresa Dionísio Carla Pinto Leonor Carvalho

INTRODUCTION Meningococcal infection has a high mortality and morbidity in children. Aggressive initial shock approach, early referral, secondary transport and vaccination are potential factors with impact in reducing its mortality. Objectives were to characterize children admitted to intensive care due to invasive meningococcal disease, to evaluate their prognostic scores and mortality. MATE...

2016
Elena Gianchecchi Alessandro Torelli Giulia Piccini Simona Piccirella Emanuele Montomoli

N. meningitidis infections represent a global health problem that can lead to the development of serious permanent sequelae. Although the use of antibiotics and prevention via vaccination have reduced the incidence of meningococcal disease, our understanding regarding N. meningitidis pathogenesis is still limited, especially of those mechanisms responsible for IMD and fulminant or deadly septic...

2016
Sydel R. Parikh Helen Campbell Kazim Beebeejaun Sonia Ribeiro Steve J. Gray Ray Borrow Mary E. Ramsay Shamez N. Ladhani

require further targeted approaches to relate them to previous reports. In a study in which only PCHL were reported (5), the proportion of slowly clearing infections were 69%, 0%, 30%, and 61% for the P441L, E252Q, G538V, and A675V alleles, respectively. Discrepancies can result from confounding pharmacologic (drug level, partner drug), immunologic, and parasitologic (genetic background , paras...

Journal: :JAMA 1999
L H Harrison D M Dwyer C T Maples L Billmann

CONTEXT The number of meningococcal outbreaks on college campuses have been increasing in the past few years. However, no published studies have documented the incidence of invasive meningococcal infection in college students or whether the incidence is higher than in the general population of the same age. OBJECTIVE To compare the incidence of invasive meningococcal infection in Maryland col...

2011
A. VYSE J. M. WOLTER J. CHEN T. NG M. SORIANO-GABARRO

A literature search traced existing information on meningococcal disease in Asia. Reviewed data describing the epidemiology of meningococcal disease in Asia are incomplete, due in part to absence of surveillance in many countries, poor bacterial detection methods and social and healthcare barriers to disease reporting. This suggests that meningococcal disease in some Asian countries may be unde...

Maryam Kheirandish Mohammad Reza Aghasadeghi Seyed Davar Siadat

Meningococcal disease remains a significant global public health and is unique among causes of bacterial meningitis and sepsis where it not only causes sporadic disease but also outbreaks. Meningococcal disease has a rapid onset with high mortality. The understanding of immunopathogenesis is crucial for development of novel therapeutic strategies and vaccines designed against meningococcal dise...

Journal: :Euro surveillance : bulletin Europeen sur les maladies transmissibles = European communicable disease bulletin 2015
L O'Connor M Ward D Bennett R Mulhall P O'Lorcain R Cunney R McDermott E Neville J Heslin R FitzGerald K Meyler M Conlon A Clarke B Corcoran G Fitzpatrick B O'Connor P Flanagan D O'Flanagan S Cotter

Between March 2010 and November 2013 eight laboratory-confirmed cases of serogroup B, invasive meningococcal disease (IMD) were identified in an extended Irish Traveller family across three Health Service Executive (HSE) areas of Ireland. Cases were aged between 5 and 46 months, and were either a cousin or sibling of another case. All eight cases survived. Chemoprophylaxis was given to relevant...

Journal: :Communicable diseases intelligence quarterly report 2002
Dave Harley Jeffrey N Hanna Susan L Hills John R Bates Helen V Smith

This study describes all episodes of invasive meningococcal disease (n=120) acquired in north Queensland over the 5 year period 1995 to 1999. Indigenous people had a 3-fold greater risk than others of acquiring invasive meningococcal disease. There were 7 deaths, six in non-indigenous people. The majority (72.4%) of identified isolates were serogroup B. We found no evidence of significant resis...

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