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| − | == | + | ==disease name== |
| − | ''Leptospira borgpetersensii'' | + | *various names in each of endemic areas |
| + | **Weil's disease | ||
| + | **秋病み | ||
| + | **Fort Bragg fever | ||
| + | **mud fever | ||
| + | **swamp fever | ||
| + | **sugar cane fever | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==pathogen== | ||
| + | *one of spirochete | ||
| + | *''Leptospira'' spp. in the family ''Leptospiraceae'' | ||
| + | **8 pathogenic spp. | ||
| + | ***''Leptospira borgpetersensii'' | ||
| + | ***''Leptospira interrogans'' | ||
| + | **7 non-pathogenic spp. | ||
| + | **5 intermediate (unknown pathogenicity) spp. | ||
| + | *so many serovars | ||
| + | **multiple serovars are found in mutiple spp. including both of pathogenic and non-pathogenic | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==life cycle and transmission== | ||
| + | *natural non-pathogenic reservoirs | ||
| + | **rodent | ||
| + | **cattle | ||
| + | **pig | ||
| + | **other domestic and wild animals | ||
| + | *reside in renal tubes of natural hosts | ||
| + | *excreted into urine of natural hosts | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===transmission to human=== | ||
| + | *humans are accidental dead-end host | ||
| + | *direct contact to urine of infected animals | ||
| + | *indirect contact to urine-contaminated freshwater | ||
| + | *ingestion of urine-contaminated water in outbreak cases | ||
| + | *mainly occupational exposure | ||
| + | **farmers | ||
| + | **fishermen | ||
| + | **miners | ||
| + | **animal slaughters | ||
| + | **veterinarians | ||
| + | **sewage/canal workers | ||
| + | **sugar cane workers | ||
| + | **soldiers | ||
| + | *accidental exposure | ||
| + | **triathron | ||
| + | **canoeing | ||
| + | **water rafting | ||
| + | **flooding | ||
| + | **hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==epidemiology== | ||
| + | *true disease burden unknown because of often asymptomatic to mild manifestations | ||
| + | |||
==clinical features== | ==clinical features== | ||
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目次
disease name
- various names in each of endemic areas
- Weil's disease
- 秋病み
- Fort Bragg fever
- mud fever
- swamp fever
- sugar cane fever
pathogen
- one of spirochete
- Leptospira spp. in the family Leptospiraceae
- 8 pathogenic spp.
- Leptospira borgpetersensii
- Leptospira interrogans
- 7 non-pathogenic spp.
- 5 intermediate (unknown pathogenicity) spp.
- 8 pathogenic spp.
- so many serovars
- multiple serovars are found in mutiple spp. including both of pathogenic and non-pathogenic
life cycle and transmission
- natural non-pathogenic reservoirs
- rodent
- cattle
- pig
- other domestic and wild animals
- reside in renal tubes of natural hosts
- excreted into urine of natural hosts
transmission to human
- humans are accidental dead-end host
- direct contact to urine of infected animals
- indirect contact to urine-contaminated freshwater
- ingestion of urine-contaminated water in outbreak cases
- mainly occupational exposure
- farmers
- fishermen
- miners
- animal slaughters
- veterinarians
- sewage/canal workers
- sugar cane workers
- soldiers
- accidental exposure
- triathron
- canoeing
- water rafting
- flooding
- hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons
epidemiology
- true disease burden unknown because of often asymptomatic to mild manifestations
clinical features
diagnosis
- MAT - microscopic agglutination test
- RDT
- "Leptocheck" by serum
- blood culture positive only in the 1st week
- urine culture positive after 2 weeks