contribuição para o conhecimento das doenças do grupo "tifo exantemático" do brasil: (tifo exantemático neotrópico)
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O A. recapitula os dados já conhecidos sôbre a filtrabilidade de muitas Rickettsias e sôbre o que êle chama o ciclo evolutivo das mesmas, citando os trabalhos de S. B. Dulky e E. Gordon sôbre a Coxiella papilliae e a observação de A. Donatien e F. Lestoquard bem como os de P. Giraud. Refere-se à filtrabilidade do agente da febre "Q". Reporta-se depois aos trabalhos de Mme. Ruth Rein Gutfreund sôbre os achados de Rickettsia prowazedi em animais domésticos na Etiópia e a transmissão dos mesmos pelos carrapatos, dizendo que isto confirma suas próprias idéias, de há muito emitidas, de que não há no grupo tifo exantemático, de regra, especificidade estrita para os transmissores, não podendo êste carácter servir de base para classificações racionais. Descreve um caso clínico, mostrando a dificuldade de diagnóstico cofundido com a febre tifóide, mesmo com longa prática do exame na doença e que só a inoculação em animais sensíveis - aqui os cobaios - pode decidir a questão. Estuda depois dois surtos epidêmicos de tifo exantemático neotrópico - em 1950 em Carmópolis (Minas Gerais); outro em 1956, Mucuri (Bahia). Em ambos, a percentagem de mortes dos casos graves, não tratados, foi elevada e a terapêutica pelos antibióticos, principalmente a Cloromicetina e Terramicina foi brilhante. Nestes dois surtos epidêmicos com já se vira em 1941 (4 casos na mesma residência) e 1948 (6 casos na mesma moradia), apuraram-se 2 e 3 casos da doença na mesma casa. As reações de Fixação de Complemento (R.F.C.), Weil-Feliz (W.F.) e Widal - confirmam o diagnóstico de tifo exantemático neotrópico.
The author recapitulates the data already known on the filtration of many Rickttsias and on what he calls the evolutive cycle of the same, citing the works of S. B. Dulky and E. E. Gordon on the Coxiella papilliae and the observation of A. Donatien and F. Letoquard as also those of P. Giraud. He refers to the filtration of the agent of "Q" fever. He then alludes to the works of Mme. Ruth Rien Gutfeund on the finding of Rickettsia Prowazeki in domestic animals in Ethiopia and their transmission by ticks, saying that this confirms his own ideas, expressed long ago, that there is not, in the exanthematic typhus group, usually, strict specificness for the carries, therefore this feature cannot serve as a basis for rational classification. He describes a clinic case, showing the difficulty of a diagnosis confounded with typhoid fever, even after long experience in examining the disease and that only an inoculation in sensitive animals - here guiena-pigs - can decide the question. He next studies two epidemical outbreaks of neotropic exanthematic typhus - in 1950 in Carmópolis (Minas Gerais); another in 1956 in Mucuri (Bahia). In both the percentage of deaths, in the serous cases, that had no treatment, was high and the therapeutics by the antibiotics, principally Cloromicetina and Terramycina was brilliant. In these two epidemical outbreaks as happened in 1941 (4 cases in a house) and 1948 (6 cases in a house) there were 2 and 3 cases in a family. the reactions of the Complement fixation (R. F. C.), Weil-Felix (W. F.) and Widal confirm the diagnosis if neotropic exanthematic typhus.
The author recapitulates the data already known on the filtration of many Rickttsias and on what he calls the evolutive cycle of the same, citing the works of S. B. Dulky and E. E. Gordon on the Coxiella papilliae and the observation of A. Donatien and F. Letoquard as also those of P. Giraud. He refers to the filtration of the agent of "Q" fever. He then alludes to the works of Mme. Ruth Rien Gutfeund on the finding of Rickettsia Prowazeki in domestic animals in Ethiopia and their transmission by ticks, saying that this confirms his own ideas, expressed long ago, that there is not, in the exanthematic typhus group, usually, strict specificness for the carries, therefore this feature cannot serve as a basis for rational classification. He describes a clinic case, showing the difficulty of a diagnosis confounded with typhoid fever, even after long experience in examining the disease and that only an inoculation in sensitive animals - here guiena-pigs - can decide the question. He next studies two epidemical outbreaks of neotropic exanthematic typhus - in 1950 in Carmópolis (Minas Gerais); another in 1956 in Mucuri (Bahia). In both the percentage of deaths, in the serous cases, that had no treatment, was high and the therapeutics by the antibiotics, principally Cloromicetina and Terramycina was brilliant. In these two epidemical outbreaks as happened in 1941 (4 cases in a house) and 1948 (6 cases in a house) there were 2 and 3 cases in a family. the reactions of the Complement fixation (R. F. C.), Weil-Felix (W. F.) and Widal confirm the diagnosis if neotropic exanthematic typhus.
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| Authors | ;Octavio Magalhães |
| Journal | kurdistan journal of applied research |
| Year | 1957 |
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