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Trematode (fluke, distoma)
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pathogen
- Brucella aboutus
- cattle
- Africa, temperate zone
- B. melitensis
- goats, sheep, camels
- Mediterranean, Middle East, Americas
- B. suis
- pigs, reindeer, rodents
- USA and everywhere
- B. canis
- gram negative cocco-bacilli
- facultative intracellular bacteria
epidemiology
- estimated > 500,000 human cases per year
clinical features
- transmission
- ingestion of contaminated unpasteurised milk, soft cheese, natural cheese
- aspiration of infected dust
- farmers and vets higher risk
- animal contact
- human-to-human extremely rare
- incubation 1 week to weeks to months
- HIV not risk factor
- flu-like illness
- fever undulating and lasts for weeks
- night sweats
- dry cough
- myalgia and arthralgia
- depressive, anorexic, lethargy
- hepatosplenomegaly
- septic arthritis
- muscle abscess - psoas etc.
- orchitis
- low grade meningoencephalitis
- endocarditis (1%)
difference in spp.
- B. abortus
- insidious slow onset
- axial skelton
- B. melitensis
- acute onset
- peripheral joints
- single joint in children
- B. suis
- acute onset
- deep tissue abscess
diagnosis
- blood culture
- in short time to 3 weeks
- quite low sensitivity
- bone marrow culture more sensitive
- standard agglutination test (SAT)
- microagglutination test (MAT)
treatment
- relapse possible
- combination of 2 antibiotics for 3 months needed
- doxycycline + gentamycin/rifampcin
prevention
- one health approach
- pasteurization of milk
- animal vaccination