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Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 1987
Legionnaires' disease is a distinct clinical entity caused by Legionella pneumophila. Following an epidemic of pneumonia in Philadelphia in 1976, it was found that the bacterium had in fact been first isolated in 1947. Other species of Legionella have been identified, many of which are indistinguishable from L. pneumophila infection. Legionella species
W T, Ching, R D, Meyer
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Legionnaires' disease is a distinct clinical entity caused by Legionella pneumophila. Following an epidemic of pneumonia in Philadelphia in 1976, it was found that the bacterium had in fact been first isolated in 1947. Other species of Legionella have been identified, many of which are indistinguishable from L. pneumophila infection. Legionella species
W T, Ching, R D, Meyer
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Clinics in Chest Medicine, 1991
As specialized laboratory tests became more widely available, Legionella species were found to be common causes of nosocomial and community-acquired pneumonia. Patients with chronic lung disease and organ transplants are at greatest risk. Clinical manifestations are non-specific, although fever greater than 39 degrees C and diarrhea are common ...
M L, Nguyen, V L, Yu
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As specialized laboratory tests became more widely available, Legionella species were found to be common causes of nosocomial and community-acquired pneumonia. Patients with chronic lung disease and organ transplants are at greatest risk. Clinical manifestations are non-specific, although fever greater than 39 degrees C and diarrhea are common ...
M L, Nguyen, V L, Yu
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Collegian, 1998
Legionellae cannot be eradicated from the water supply, since they are naturally occurring and ubiquitous. Routine bacteriologic culturing of man made aquatic environments is not recommended (Soule et al 1995). Therefore any water use that results in production of aerosols should be regularly evaluated to ensure the source has not been contaminated ...
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Legionellae cannot be eradicated from the water supply, since they are naturally occurring and ubiquitous. Routine bacteriologic culturing of man made aquatic environments is not recommended (Soule et al 1995). Therefore any water use that results in production of aerosols should be regularly evaluated to ensure the source has not been contaminated ...
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2011
8.1 Background to infection, 186 8.2 Clinical features of infection, 186 8.3 Basis of diagnosis, 187 8.4 Medical management of infection and principles of prevention and public health, 187 • Legionella ...
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8.1 Background to infection, 186 8.2 Clinical features of infection, 186 8.3 Basis of diagnosis, 187 8.4 Medical management of infection and principles of prevention and public health, 187 • Legionella ...
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Legionella’lar Gram negatif bakterilerdir, ancak Gram boyası ile iyi boyanmazlar. Zorunlu aeropturlar ve üremeleri için L-sistein ve demir tuzlarına ihtiyaç duyarlar. Olguların çoğu asemptomatiktir. Semptomatik enfeksiyonlar iki tablo şeklinde görülür: Pontiac ateşi ve Lejyoner hastalığı.
Yongqun Zhu, Dongyou Liu
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Yongqun Zhu, Dongyou Liu
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2017
This chapter describes the microbiology of Legionella as it applies to Emergency Medicine, and in particular the Primary FRCEM examination. The chapter outlines the key details of the background to infection, clinical features, basis of diagnosis, medical management, and principles of prevention and public health of Legionella. This chapter is laid out
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This chapter describes the microbiology of Legionella as it applies to Emergency Medicine, and in particular the Primary FRCEM examination. The chapter outlines the key details of the background to infection, clinical features, basis of diagnosis, medical management, and principles of prevention and public health of Legionella. This chapter is laid out
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 2003
The number of reported Japanese cases was smaller than those in European countries and the United States. The scarcity of clinical cases may reflect underdiagnosis rather than low incidence. The reported incidence of nosocomial pneumonia is directly correlated with two factors: the ready availability of specialized diagnostic tests in-house(especially ...
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The number of reported Japanese cases was smaller than those in European countries and the United States. The scarcity of clinical cases may reflect underdiagnosis rather than low incidence. The reported incidence of nosocomial pneumonia is directly correlated with two factors: the ready availability of specialized diagnostic tests in-house(especially ...
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