ZUR BEDEUTUNG VON ROHFLEISCH UND KATZEN ALS INFEKTIONSQUELLEN DER TOXOPLASMOSE

I. Braveny; H. Janssen; R. Disko

ZUR BEDEUTUNG VON ROHFLEISCH UND KATZEN ALS INFEKTIONSQUELLEN DER TOXOPLASMOSE

Translated title of the contribution: Raw meat and cats as sources of toxoplasma infection

I. Braveny
, H. Janssen
, R. Disko

Chair of Medical Microbiology, Immunology and Hygiene

Technical University of Munich

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Abstract

A survey of 337 patients with acute toxoplasmosis and 198 uninfected (seronegative) persons showed that 42% of the infected patients had consumed raw meat and 19.9% had had close contact with cats in comparison to the uninfected persons with 21% and 6.7% respectively. These results support the view that raw meat consumption and cat faeces are significant infection sources.

Translated title of the contribution	Raw meat and cats as sources of toxoplasma infection
Original language	German
Pages (from-to)	259-260
Number of pages	2
Journal	Bundesgesundheitsblatt
Volume	20
Issue number	18
State	Published - 1977

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ZUR BEDEUTUNG VON ROHFLEISCH UND KATZEN ALS INFEKTIONSQUELLEN DER TOXOPLASMOSE

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