Sentence examples for typhoid disease from inspiring English sources

Although we show that SPI-19 contributes to S. Gallinarum colonization of the gut and internal organs of infected chickens, we could not determine the contribution of SPI-19 to the development and severity of the fowl typhoid disease per se.

Typhoid disease, Shigella, and Campylobacter infections are a few of many other enteric infections for which humans are documented carriers (references 54 56 in Technical Appendix).

Ileostomy might also be proposed among the options but we believe that it should be reserved for selected, very serious cases in which the macroscopic condition of the intestine, due both to typhoid disease and to peritonitis often neglected for hours or days, make any kind of repair impossible [ 10, 25].

The frequency of excretion peaked at 2 weeks after challenge in both those who did and those who did not develop typhoid disease, with stool cultures often remaining positive for 3 weeks, after which the frequency of positive stool cultures declined, such that all participants had negative stool cultures by 6 weeks after challenge.

The disease has a gradual onset of fever, aches and pains that are indistinguishable from malaria or typhoid — diseases as familiar to villagers as the common cold.

To the Editor: Rickettsioses, or typhoid diseases, are caused by obligate intracellular bacteria of the order Rickettsiales.

To use the example of typhoid, a disease spread through contaminated food and water, it first becomes important to establish that the disease observed is truly caused by Salmonella typhi, the typhoid organism.

While staying at Londesborough Lodge, near Scarborough, North Yorkshire, Edward contracted typhoid, the disease that was believed to have killed his father.

In this large dataset on clinical typhoid and disease severity we found an independent association between infections with strains with intermediate susceptibility to ciprofloxacin and severe typhoid fever.

This might be because S. typhimurium, though causing gastroenteritis in humans, does have genes to cause typhoid-like disease in mice and some of the genes might be related to those in the human-adapted typhoid agents.

As a result, the genomic sequence of a Salmonella lineage that does not cause typhoid-like disease in any host, such as S. pullorum, is desired in studies for further narrowing down the typhoid determinants.