Aspects actuels des bactériémies à Salmonella à la clinique des maladies infectieuses Ibrahima Diop Mar du centre hospitalier national de Fann (Sénégal)

Case Fatality Rate of Enteric Fever in Endemic Countries: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

“…Eleven additional articles were identified through cross-checking of references, resulting in a total of 40 articles being included in the systematic review and meta-analysis ( Figure 1 ). Seven articles were written in French [ 27–33 ] and 1 in Spanish [ 34 ]; the remaining articles were in English. Of the 40 articles included, 2 (Butler and colleagues [ 35 ] and Van Den Bergh and colleagues [ 36 ]), each reported mortality rates for enteric fever in 2 independent studies [ 35 , 36 ].…”

“…The CFR among hospitalized patients was 4.45% (95% CI, 2.85%–6.88%; I 2 = 87.0%; n = 21). Study-specific CFRs ranged from 0% to 23%, with the highest rates observed in Nigeria and Senegal; the corresponding 95% prediction interval ranged between 0.25% and 26.36% ( Figure 2 ) [ 27 , 59 ]. The study conducted by Elegbeleye and colleagues [ 59 ] in Nigeria attributed the high CFR to very poor sanitary conditions.…”

Estimating the Burden of Paratyphoid A in Asia and Africa

“…The two prospective studies conducted in Nigeria found that 17.4% of enteric fever cases in Zaria, Nigeria between 2007 and 2008 and 34.4% of enteric fever cases in Lagos, Nigeria between 2004 and 2005 were due to S. Paratyphi A. The other studies from West Africa identified between 0 and 2% of enteric fever isolates as S. Paratyphi A [7]–[9].…”

“…The single population-based study from Africa (Kenya) which reported separate estimates of S. Paratyphi A and S. Typhi did not identify any cases of paratyphoid and hospital-based studies from Senegal, Benin, and Togo reported that less than 2% of enteric fever cases were attributable to S. Paratyphi A [6]–[9]. However, two hospital-based studies in Nigeria found that a considerable proportion of enteric fever cases (17–34%) were attributable to paratyphoid A [46], [47].…”

Salmoneloses: avaliação epidemiológica, clínica e laboratorial dos pacientes do Instituto de Infectologia Emílio Ribas com infecção por Salmonella spp. no período de janeiro de 1992 a dezembro de 2002

“…Os estudos de Vollard et al, 44 Meltzer et al, 45 Nazar et al, 46 Nelwan et al, 47 Graham 17 Immerseel et al, 18 Mc Ewen et al, 20 Homann et al 21 e Strausbagh et al 22 Os estudos de Rodrigues-Avial et al, 37 Maraki et al, 38 Safdar et al, 39 Rahman et al, 40 Erdem et al, 49 Marimón et al, 50 Hakanen et al, 51 Seydi et al, 52 Okome-Kouakuet al 53 38 Erdem et al, 49 Marimón et al, 50 Yan et al, 60 Choi et al, 61 Varma et al 62 e Sunet al 63 também o sorotipo Salmonella Enteritidis foi o mais comum.…”