IMSAInternational Medical Sciences Academy

JIMSA › Vol 20 No 2 · April–June 2007

Original · pages 147–148

Brief Communication : Human Campylobacteriosis- an underdiagnosed etiology of Bacterial Diarrhea in India

U.K.Chattopadhyay

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U.K.Chattopadhyay. Brief Communication : Human Campylobacteriosis- an underdiagnosed etiology of Bacterial Diarrhea in India. J Int Med Sci Acad. 2007;20(2):147–148.

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High prevalence of compylobacter in domestic animals leads to contamination of environment through their excreta. Data relating to human compylobacleriosis is rare in India; prevalence tof 22% has been reported from Ludhiana (Punjab), amongst the 2661 children with dearrioea: culture facility of this bacteria is rather inadequate. The infection manifests with self limmiting diarroea in immunocomprimised hort. this review discussion the morphilogy culture characteristics and pathogenicity of compylobactor infection; in relation to diarrhoea in children.

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