2011
DOI: 10.2807/ese.16.14.19838-en
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Outbreak of Shigella sonnei infections in the Orthodox Jewish community of Antwerp, Belgium, April to August 2008

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“…The flies and lack in hand washing could have played a vital role in transmitting the organism via the fecaloral route. Evidence of person-to-person transmission in this study could be further explained by a high secondary attack rate which was higher than reports of studies in Crete25 and Belgium26 . Furthermore, Shigella may survive up to 8-24 hours in water…”
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“…The flies and lack in hand washing could have played a vital role in transmitting the organism via the fecaloral route. Evidence of person-to-person transmission in this study could be further explained by a high secondary attack rate which was higher than reports of studies in Crete25 and Belgium26 . Furthermore, Shigella may survive up to 8-24 hours in water…”
contrasting
confidence: 76%