Clinical Presentation and Blood Culture Scenario of Typhoid Fever among Urban Children of Bangladesh

Abstract

13th International Congress on Infectious Diseases Abstracts, Poster Presentations e221 were as follows: In acute form of the disease: 1.15, subacute:1.12, chronic: 1.32, and recovered: 1.34, showing no significant differences.The similar results of our study obtained in Ahvaz (Iran), and in Turkey. In another research in (Tehran), the decrease of CD4 lymphocytes and CD4/CD8 ratio revealed significant differences.Our results indicate that brucellosis causes some change in the CD4 and CD8 blood T lymphocytes that remain a long time after recovery.