1982
DOI: 10.1016/0147-9571(82)90055-8
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La rage en Algerie recrudescence et nouvel aspect epizootiologique

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“…Yet, animal rabies vaccination records appear primarily only available for dogs (Matter et al 2004 ). Despite this, records from 1970 to 1979 in Algeria show 122 of 333 tested cats (36.6%) were positive for rabies accounting for 10.7% of all positive animal cases during that time (Benelmouffok et al 1982 ). This number increased the following year in 1980 when 48.3% of tested cats were positive for rabies (Benelmouffok et al 1982 ).…”
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“…Yet, animal rabies vaccination records appear primarily only available for dogs (Matter et al 2004 ). Despite this, records from 1970 to 1979 in Algeria show 122 of 333 tested cats (36.6%) were positive for rabies accounting for 10.7% of all positive animal cases during that time (Benelmouffok et al 1982 ). This number increased the following year in 1980 when 48.3% of tested cats were positive for rabies (Benelmouffok et al 1982 ).…”
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“…Despite this, records from 1970 to 1979 in Algeria show 122 of 333 tested cats (36.6%) were positive for rabies accounting for 10.7% of all positive animal cases during that time (Benelmouffok et al 1982 ). This number increased the following year in 1980 when 48.3% of tested cats were positive for rabies (Benelmouffok et al 1982 ). The researcher attributed this rise to the difficulty of capturing cats to vaccinate for rabies and that cat bites are typically serious injuries (Benelmouffok et al 1982 ).…”
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“…Ceux-ci sont en majeure partie constitués de souris domestiques provenant de Turquie. En Algérie, la rage du rat surmulot est apparue en même temps qu'un épisode de rage féline (13). Tout porte à croire, dans ces deux cas, que la forme canine de rage (celle qui sévit en Turquie) autorise de temps à autre des passages exceptionnels sur les rongeurs commensaux de l'homme.…”
Section: Petits Mammifères Terrestres : Insectivores Rongeurs Et Lagunclassified