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Epidemic perinatal listeriosis at autopsy
Human Pathology, 1986Seven cases of listeriosis identified at perinatal autopsy are described. The cases occurred during the time of a 1985 Los Angeles, California, epidemic of listeriosis from suspected food contamination by Listeria monocytogenes. In only one of seven cases were gross pathologic lesions encountered.
Edward C Klatt, Zdena Pavlova
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Clinical, Laboratory, and Placental Findings in Perinatal Listeriosis
Fetal and Pediatric Pathology, 2016Clinical, laboratory, and placental manifestations of perinatal listeriosis are highly variable. Herein, we retrospectively analyzed all patients treated for neonatal listeriosis at the Charité University Medical Center in Berlin, Germany, 1999-2013. A total of 16 cases were identified.
Hannes Sallmon +2 more
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Non-perinatal listeriosis: Changes in frequency, clinical spectrum and prognostic factors
Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica (English ed.), 2023 Listeria monocytogenes infection is a severe disease affecting mainly aged people and patients with immune depression. The incidence of listeriosis seems to be increasing. In the present study cases of listeriosis from two hospitals are analyzed with the aims of studying changes in its incidence, clinical forms of presentation and possible factors ...
Luis, Corral +6 more
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Chronic nasal obstruction secondary to perinatal listeriosis
, 1997 Perinatal listeriosis has not been reported previously as a cause of chronic nasal obstruction. We describe a preterm infant with early-onset neonatal listeriosis in whom the suppurative inflammation of the nasal cavities was complicated by total and irreversible airway obstruction.
P. Guerrini +4 more
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Neonatal listeriosis: A case report from sub-Himalayas
Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology, 2010 Perinatal listerial infection is the most common clinical syndrome caused by Listeria monocytogenes and includes abortion, still birth, neonatal sepsis, and meningitis. Reports of listeriosis from India are limited. Sub Himalayan .
RK Kaushal +5 more
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Epidemic perinatal listeriosis
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1984During the 11 months beginning in January, 1980, 22 cases of perinatal Listeria monocytogenes infection occurred at three obstetric hospitals in Auckland, New Zealand. Most cases were due to type 1b strains. Since the previous epidemic here in 1969, about one perinatal infection has been diagnosed annually in the same area.
D, Lennon +9 more
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The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1985
From April to August, 1981, 15 cases of perinatal listeriosis were seen in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Nine of the 15 mothers presented with 'flu-like' symptoms, 3 had symptoms of an upper respiratory infection and 2 a history of fever alone. During labor 11 mothers had fevers greater than 38 degrees C and 9 had stained amniotic fluid.
J R, Evans +4 more
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From April to August, 1981, 15 cases of perinatal listeriosis were seen in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Nine of the 15 mothers presented with 'flu-like' symptoms, 3 had symptoms of an upper respiratory infection and 2 a history of fever alone. During labor 11 mothers had fevers greater than 38 degrees C and 9 had stained amniotic fluid.
J R, Evans +4 more
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Clinical Microbiology and Infection, 2012 Listeriosis is a resurgent foodborne disease in European countries. Benefits of combined β-lactam-aminoglycoside treatment remain controversial and the impact of the underlying disease on prognosis has not been fully assessed.
M L Fernández Guerrero +2 more
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