Q FEVER IN DOGS, AN EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN IRAN

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REZAEI MAHDIEH; KHALILI MOHAMMAD; AKHTARDANESH BAHARAK; SHAHHEIDARIPOUR SHIMA

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Journal: JOURNAL OF MEDICAL BACTERIOLOGY Year:2016 | Volume:4 | Issue:1-2 Page(s): 1-6

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Q FEVER IN DOGS, AN EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN IRAN

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REZAEI MAHDIEH | KHALILI MOHAMMAD | AKHTARDANESH BAHARAK | SHAHHEIDARIPOUR SHIMA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Q FEVER

ZOONOSIS

DOG

NESTED TRANS-PCR

IRAN

Abstract

Background: Q FEVER is an important widespread reemerging ZOONOSIS. The presence of Coxiella burnetii in 100 tick-infested DOGs w as assessed in this study.Methods: The blood samples from 100 referred DOGs were acquired and evaluated by nested-PCR.Results: C. burnetii was detected in 11 out of 100 (11%) blood samples. Most of the positive DOGs were kept outdoor and fed on raw diet. Based on our findings, Q FEVER should be considered as an emerging disease in DOGs in IRAN; so, zoonotic importance of this population must be notified. To better understanding the role and pathogenic importance of DOGs in Q FEVER outbreak and to determine whether t his organism can be transmitted directly from DOGs to human further in-depth studies are necessary.Conclusion: It is determined that C. burnetii is present in DOGs in southeast of IRAN and people who are in contact with this population, especially asymptomatic ones are at increased risk of infection.

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PCR-DETECTION OF COXIELLABURNETII IN TICKS COLLECTED FROM SHEEP AND GOATS IN SOUTHEAST IRAN

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REZAEI, MAHDIEH, KHALILI, MOHAMMAD, AKHTARDANESH, BAHARAK, & SHAHHEIDARIPOUR, SHIMA. (2016). Q FEVER IN DOGS, AN EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN IRAN. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL BACTERIOLOGY, 4(1-2), 1-6. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/349044/en

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REZAEI MAHDIEH, KHALILI MOHAMMAD, AKHTARDANESH BAHARAK, SHAHHEIDARIPOUR SHIMA. Q FEVER IN DOGS, AN EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN IRAN. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL BACTERIOLOGY[Internet]. 2016;4(1-2):1-6. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/349044/en

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MAHDIEH REZAEI, MOHAMMAD KHALILI, BAHARAK AKHTARDANESH, and SHIMA SHAHHEIDARIPOUR, “Q FEVER IN DOGS, AN EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN IRAN,” JOURNAL OF MEDICAL BACTERIOLOGY, vol. 4, no. 1-2, pp. 1–6, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/349044/en

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