| an outbreak of salmonella münchen in germany associated with raw pork meat. | in summer 2001, an outbreak of salmonella münchen occurred in germany. we conducted descriptive epidemiology and hypothesis-generating interviews among case patients, two retrospective cohort studies, and a case-control study of suboutbreaks. we performed pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (pfge) from selected patient isolates and a limited trace-back investigation for analytical purposes. four states were consecutively affected: saxonia (sx), brandenburg (bb), berlin (be), and baden-württemberg ( ... | 2005 | 15726968 |
| [case report: porcine circovirus type 2 infection in an european wild boar (sus scrofa) in the state of brandenburg, germany]. | this case represents the first case of porcine circovirus type 2 (pcv-2)--infection in a free living european wild boar associated with morphological lesions, which are regarded as characteristic for postweaning multisystemic wasting syndrome (pmws) in domestic pigs. the animal, an approximately 10 month old male, was found dead in a rural area within the state of brandenburg, germany. the closest commercial pig farm is located in 3 km distance from the spot where the carcass was found. at necro ... | 2003 | 14650740 |
| [prevalence of motile salmonellae in egg-laying hens at the end of the laying period]. | a total of 3504 hens of the layer-type from 122 flocks (belonging to 89 farms), each with more than 10,000 animals, were culturally examined at the time of slaughter. of these hens, 2112 (60.3%) from 74 flocks (60.7%) were obtained from 21.3% of the laying-hen farms in a selected region of lower saxony in germany. the other hens came from the remaining part of lower saxony and seven other german states (brandenburg, mecklenburg vorpommern, north rhine westphalia, schleswig holstein, saxony, saxo ... | 1996 | 8919966 |
| [epidemiologic pattern of salmonella enteritidis and salmonella typhimurium in man--analysis of salmonella cases in the brandenburg federal territory]. | it is the aim of this study (a study that is part of several investigations suggested and coordinated by the who) to highlight the characteristics of transmission of salmonella in humans. to achieve this, the data collected on the basis of the federal german law governing epidemic diseases as well as additionally available data (sex, serovar, differentiation between diseased and symptomatic, allocation to the respective place of residence) have been evaluated. in this manner it became possible t ... | 1993 | 8219582 |
| [general practice of salmonella control from the viewpoint of the public health office--a report of experiences from cottbus and the brandenburg area]. | internationally, an enhanced incidence of the pt4 plasmid is seen in s. enteritidis. parallel to this, the incidence is also increasing in the new german land of brandenburg. the federal law governing the control of epidemics--which is now also valid in brandenburg due to the reunification of germany--demands that strict controls are enforced wherever there are institutions for children, including controls of the environment of such institutions. as a result of this enforcement, it was possible ... | 1994 | 8148586 |
| [epidemiology of salmonelloses--epidemic status in the potsdam district]. | | 1985 | 3877376 |
| [epizootiology of salmonella typhimurium infection in chickens]. | the incidence of s. typhimurium infections among fowl increased in thr region of potsdam in general, and on various big farms in particular, 1976 and over the first half of 1977. the outbreaks included subclinical infections and clinically manifest diseases which caused remarkable loss of broilers from the affected stocks (up to 15.92 per cent). parent stocks contaminated with s. typhimurium were to be the sources of infection in all cases. a total of 1,220 salmonella strains were isolated from ... | 1979 | 389191 |
| a salmonella data bank for routine surveillance and research. | a salmonella data bank has been established in the state of brandenburg, germany, with due steps being taken to ensure the protection of personal data. the system of data collection and rapid return of information to the local health and veterinary services have become essential elements in intersectoral cooperation in case investigation, disease prevention, and epidemiological research. a number of issues, particularly those concerning the pathways of infection, characteristics of clusters of c ... | 1994 | 8131252 |