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Dysentery, Bacillary*

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Dysentery, Bacillary*

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Dysentery, Bacillary*

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Dysentery, Bacillary*

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Dysentery, Bacillary*

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Dysentery, Bacillary*

There was a close relation between water and intestinal diseases at 3 regions of Kien giang province, including the relation of water and acute diarrhea at Tan Hiep (or= 3,33), An Bien (or= 2,5) and Hon Dat (or= 3,05). The relation of water and dysentery syndrome at Tan hiep 9(or=2,1), An Bien and Hon Dat (or=3,17). This study recommended the application of hygience of drinking water to reduce the intestinal diseases and improve the public health.
Intestinal Diseases ; Dysentery

Of total 1125 diarrheal fecal samples examined. There were 163 specimens positive by using PRC (14.5%), and 67 Shigella found by culture (5.9%). The positive samples have been characterized by mucus, blood and leukocytes. The results showed that 49% of positive cases by PCR, and 61% of the positive cases by culture had mucus/blood or mucus or blood in the stool. Meanwhile, 18% positive cases by PCR, and 11.9% of positive cases by culture had no mucus, blood and leukocytes in the stool. Together with clinical signs, mucous, bloody and leukocyte characteristics in the stool was useful tools for clinicians in the diagnosis of shigellosis.
diagnosis ; diarrhea ; Feces ; Dysentery

A total of 1125 diarrhea fecal samples were examined: 163 were positive by using PCR (14.5%) and 67 Shigella found by culture (5.9%). The highest prevalence of shigellosis was seen in children with 2 years old and in the group of ³16 years old (23% and 17.9% by PCR, and 30.7% and 52.2% by culture, respectively). The lowest prevalence was found in children £ 6 months (3.1%) by PCR, and 3% by culture). The positive cases were seen more in female than in male in the age group of ³16 years old. Shigellosis is a sporadic infection all year round but the higher frequency seen in the hot months.
Dysentery, Bacillary ; Suburban Health

The bacillary dysentery can occur in all age but rarely in children under 6 months in the pediatric department of Bach mai Hospital had a warning in the food hygience and safety and drug administration for infant. The first baby was treated by Negram in the condition of disease free. The second baby was treated by Negram in the fifth day, within 2 days and discharged in the condition of disease free.
Dysentery, Bacillary ; child