2001
DOI: 10.1177/014107680109400306
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Reptile-related salmonellosis

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“…IV was found to be common in iguana lizards (de Sá & Solari, 2001;Pfleger et al, 2003). Serovar Typhimurium and Enteritidis were rarely detected from reptiles (Warwick et al, 2001;Seepersadsingh & Adesiyun, 2003), nevertheless, the carriage of other human-associated salmonellae serovars, particularly multidrug-resistant strains usually occur without obvious symptoms of diarrhea, thus salmonellae seem to be essentially normal component of reptilian intestinal flora (Warwick et al, 2001;Ebani et al, 2005). Cases of reptile-associated human salmonellosis were reported in the United States, Canada and Europe since the 1960's (Weinstein et al, 1995;Woodward et al, 1997;Olsen et al, 2001;Warwick et al, 2001).…”
Section: Domestic and Wild Animalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…IV was found to be common in iguana lizards (de Sá & Solari, 2001;Pfleger et al, 2003). Serovar Typhimurium and Enteritidis were rarely detected from reptiles (Warwick et al, 2001;Seepersadsingh & Adesiyun, 2003), nevertheless, the carriage of other human-associated salmonellae serovars, particularly multidrug-resistant strains usually occur without obvious symptoms of diarrhea, thus salmonellae seem to be essentially normal component of reptilian intestinal flora (Warwick et al, 2001;Ebani et al, 2005). Cases of reptile-associated human salmonellosis were reported in the United States, Canada and Europe since the 1960's (Weinstein et al, 1995;Woodward et al, 1997;Olsen et al, 2001;Warwick et al, 2001).…”
Section: Domestic and Wild Animalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of formal recommendations from the UK Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre and the Department of Health in the USA were issued to advise pet store owners and pet keepers of good code of practice to prevent, or at least minimize, reptiles-related salmonellosis (Warwick et al, 2001). Some of these recommendations include; informing pet owners to wash their hands after handling pet reptiles or their cages, pet reptiles should not be allowed to roam freely throughout the house or living area and other measures (Warwick et al, 2001). Unlike reptiles, the incidence of salmonellae in amphibians seems to be very low (Pfleger et al, 2003) and sometimes totally absent (Briones et al, 2004).…”
Section: Domestic and Wild Animalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…or less in USA. However, the ban did not apply to exports, which has increased greatly in the last decades (Warwick et al, 2001). At present, millions of turtles have been exported from USA farms into other countries of America, Asia, Africa and Europe (Salzberg, 1995;Telecky, 2001;Reed and Gibbons, 2003).…”
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“…Chelonians are important carriers of Salmonella (Vincent et al, 1960;Chiodini and Sundberg, 1981;Pasmans et al, 2000;Briones et al, 2004;Hidalgo-Vila et al, 2007, 2008 and reptiles have been frequently reported as responsible for salmonellosis in humans, especially in children (Mermin et al, 1997;Woodward et al, 1997;Warwick et al, 2001;Mermin et al, 2004;Corrente et al, 2006). However, at present, there are no laws in Europe regulating the trade and safe keeping of turtles in captivity.…”
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“…son animales portadores asintomáticos. Los reptiles, referidos como "mascotas exóticas", son una fuente a menudo subestimada de salmonelosis 8,9 .…”
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