Sentence examples for dysentery based on from inspiring English sources

In order to understand the risk of dysentery because of floods in Xinxiang during 2004 2010, our study aims to explore and quantify the possible relationship between different degrees of floods and the morbidity of dysentery, based on a long-term disease surveillance and floods data.

The treatment of bacillary dysentery is based on the use of antibiotics.

But in our study, we analyzed monthly data to assess the effects of floods on the dysentery disease based on time-series data from 2004 to 2010 which included flooded, non-flooded, pre-flooded and post-flooded months, and the same period over other years, so that monthly data would estimate the effects of floods well.

It confirmed that floods will bring more morbidity of dysentery following flooding based on the analysis of 10 times floods including six episodes of moderate floods and four episodes of severe floods from 2004 to 2010.

All dysentery cases were defined based on the diagnostic criteria and principles of management for dysentery (GB 16002-1995) issued by Ministry of Health of China.

Thus, the case definition encompasses episodes that might be fatal based on dehydration, dysentery, or systemic toxicosis.

Indeed, other researchers have failed to prevent development of swine dysentery with low fibre diets based on cooked rice and animal protein [ 19, 25].

We also know the prevalence of dysentery among children in the DSS population based on serial HUAS-lite rounds and can adjust our population-based estimates accordingly.

Data presented are based on a clinical definition of dysentery from a surveillance system put in place in the context of a civil war and major humanitarian crisis.

Hence, the present study seeks to examine this valuable indigenous medicinal plant based on its local uses as a treatment for dysentery with the hope of determining the phytochemical composition of the plant and to carry out microbiological activity tests so as to see whether the growth of organisms, known to be the causative agents of dysentery, could be inhibited.

We defined any severe morbidity as death, hospital admission, or outpatient visits with diagnoses selected based on clinical judgment that represented severe illness: pneumonia, persistent diarrhoea, dysentery, severe fever, severe protein energy malnutrition, ear infections, meningitis, and septicaemia.