2006
DOI: 10.4067/s0716-10182006000100002
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Recomendaciones para el manejo de mordeduras ocasionadas por animales

Abstract: Guidelines for management of animal bitesBites caused by pets or free living animal, including the so called exotic ones are a common cause of medical care request, although its real dimension has not been well defined in the local setting. This paper reviews the epidemiology of the topic placing emphasis in the initial approach and recomendations for the management of dog and cat bites. Due to increasing ownership or contact with other animals, management of bites from hamsters, mice, ferrets, rabbits, prairi… Show more

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“…In line with other studies, most notified rabies exposures cases occur in young people, with a higher proportion of notified cases in children (13)(14)(15). This may be due to the fact that children are more affected by their smaller body size and may be more exposed to animal bites due to their behavior or reactions in situations involving animal attacks (13). Consistent with a previous study, notified rabies exposure events were most prevalent in men in younger age-groups (9).…”
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“…In line with other studies, most notified rabies exposures cases occur in young people, with a higher proportion of notified cases in children (13)(14)(15). This may be due to the fact that children are more affected by their smaller body size and may be more exposed to animal bites due to their behavior or reactions in situations involving animal attacks (13). Consistent with a previous study, notified rabies exposure events were most prevalent in men in younger age-groups (9).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…In line with previous studies, in Colombia, the most common reason of rabies exposure were dog bites (13,(16)(17)(18)(19).…”
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“…El principal reservorio son los cerdos, en los que coloniza el tracto respiratorio superior. En el ganado porcino, la infección es habitualmente asintomática 2 , pero puede manifestarse clínicamente en estos animales como sepsis, meningitis, artritis y neumonía 8 .…”
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“…A pesar de existir en Chile numerosos estudios en el área de zoonosis relacionadas a mascotas, no se han publicado guías específi cas respecto a su prevención, con la excepción de una relacionada al manejo de mordeduras por animales 12 . Un estudio concluyó, luego de una exhaustiva búsqueda en la literatura médica, que a nivel internacional existen escasas guías que den recomendaciones a pacientes IC en relación al cuidado de las mascotas 10 , siendo las dos guías más completas las elaboradas por el CDC de Atlanta, E.U.A., para pacientes sometidos a trasplante de precursores hematopoyéticos 13 y para pacientes infectados con VIH 14 .…”
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