Three Sporadic Cases of Infection due to Salmonella Type Dublin

Three Sporadic Cases of Infection due to Salmonella Type Dublin.

In 1926 Pesch reported a case of meningitis due to a Gaertner-like organism. The culture was examined by Bruce White (1926) and was found by him to be identical with an organism sent to him by Dr. J. W. Bigger. This Dublin strain was isolated from a case of fatal fever supervening after a kidney operation. Bruce White (1929) has exhaustively examined the serology of the Dublin strain. He has sh...

Three Cases of Toxæmia Due to Ascariasis

Association between raw milk and human Salmonella dublin infection.

Between 1971 and 1975 the mean annual incidence of human Salmonella dublin infection in California increased more than five-fold. Investigation of the increase showed an association with exposure to raw milk in 44 out of 113 cases. Of these 44 patients, 35 had used certified raw milk from a single dairy. Faecal swabs confirmed S dublin infection in the dairy herd and the milk, and so a pasteuri...

Rupture of Popliteal Arterial Aneurysm due to Salmonella Infection

bacteremia are not common. However, salmonella can involve the thoracic and abdominal aorta, as well as the coronary arteries and peripheral arteries, or it can involve vascular grafts and prosthetic valves (1, 2). Benenson et al. (3) reported that adult patients over the age of 50 with nontyphoidal salmonella bacteremia developed life-threatening vascular complications. In humans, typhoidal an...

Contribution a l'etude de Salmonella dublin. Nouvelles varietes biochimiques. Classifications