Cholera is an epidemic disease and a real public health problem throughout the world, particularly in West Africa. This study provides comprehensive overview of pathogenicity, epidemiology Vibrio cholerae strains’s antibiotics resistance A literature review was conducted online English using keywords “Cholera”, “Vibrio cholerae” “West Africa”, “Epidemiology”, “Antibiotic resistance”. These were...

conclusions our findings suggested a worrying increase in resistance of v. cholerae strains to commonly used antibiotics. differences in patterns of resistance between afghan and iranian patients' samples were observed, which further emphasize a need for constant observation. results a st revealed high levels of resistance to sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim (89.6%), tetracycline (60.4%), ampicill...

background: the ability to sensitively detect vibrio cholera with pcr-elisa method represents a considerable advancement over alternative more time-consuming methods for detection of this pathogen. the aim of this research is to evaluate the suitability of a pcr-enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for sensitive and rapid detection of v. cholera o1. methods: the 398-bp sequence of a gene that code...

cholera outbreak is more common in developing countries. the causative agent of the disease is vibrio cholerae strains o1 and o139. traditional diagnostic testing for vibrio is not always reliable, because vibrio can enter a viable but non cultivable state. therefore, nucleic acid-based tests have emerged as a useful alternative to traditional enrichment testing.       in this investigation, a ...

Mono-specific antisera against Vibrio cholera Ogawa NIH-43 and Vibrio cholera Inaba 35-A3 were prepared from rabbit hyperimmune sera by absorbing against a heterologous strain. Using ammonium sulphate precipitation procedure, gamma globulins were purified and concentrated. To visualize antigen-antibody reaction, gamma globulins were conjugated to Staphylococcus aureus cowan-l (NCTC: 8325) ...

Background: Acute watery diarrhea is a common clinical entity encountered daily in emergency department worldwide. In adults more than 90% of cases acute are caused by infectious agents spread ingestion feces contaminated food and water. Objective: To assess the stool Culture & Sensitivity for Vibrio Cholera Out Break Diarrhea. Methodology: This study was prospective cohort targeting all ba...