Sentence examples for bite exposure from inspiring English sources

With age, increasing bite exposure and skin-induced malaria-specific Treg accumulation will repress T cell and B cell responses, eroding [90], [92] skinstage-specific, antibody-correlated [10], [343], [344], [345] infant protection elicited by leading vaccines such as RTS,S.

It also may have been caused due to mosquito bite, exposure to mosquitoes or infected tissue paper present on garbage containers".

US donors were interviewed for histories of suspected sand fly bite exposure or presented with clinically confirmed cases of cutaneous leishmaniasis but were untreated before blood sampling.

Of the 18 case-patients able to give a history of the management of the original bite exposure, 12 (67%) did not report to a clinic at the time of exposure.

Data were collected on a standardized data collection form and included demographic data, clinical and laboratory features, history of animal exposure, management of the initial bite exposure, and patient outcomes (Table).

The median risk of rabies transmission without rabies PEP for a bite exposure by a skunk, bat, cat, and dog was estimated to be 0.05, 0.001, 0.001, and 0.00001, respectively.

Because cluster F is characterized by the singular specificity to the ∼38 kDa salivary protein, the average signal intensity of Leishmania-infected donors in that cluster to that protein was substantially greater than the average signal intensity of the bite exposure-only donors (2.2 versus 1.2, respectively).

There must be a greater public health effort to educate clinicians and the public about proper response to bat exposures, particularly undetectable bite exposures such as this case.

Medians of 1 day for wild animal exposures and 2 days for domestic animal exposures were associated with bite exposures and 3 and 6 days, respectively, for nonbite exposures.

In conclusion, during PEP guideline revision, which expanded the recommendation for PEP beyond persons with known bite exposures, numbers of bats submitted for testing, reported exposure incidents, and instances of PEP administration increased significantly in New York.

A national dog rabies elimination program begun 20 years ago has yet to reduce the number of bite exposures requiring rabies treatment or the number of human rabies deaths.