| [three new serotypes of salmonella subgenus i and four serological variants (author's transl)]. | the salmonella strains described in this paper were isolated from clinical and environmental sources in togo (west africa). all strains belong to subgenus i of the genus salmonella. 1. salmonella kodjovi 47:c:-, supplement no. xvii (1974), isolated from stool specimen 2. salmonella dadzie 51:1, v:e, n, x, supplement no. xvii (1974), isolated from stool specimen 3. salmonella mono 4, 12:1, w:1, 5, supplement no. xvii (1975), isolated from pig droppings 4. salmonella chincol var. s-, monophas. 6, ... | 1976 | 998037 |
| [sclerectasia in a pig farm in sotouboua, togo]. | cases of sclerectasia were described in a pig farm, sotouboua, togo. the causative agent may be a pestivirus, on top of a predisposition revealed by consanguinity. livestock owners should be kept aware. | 1992 | 1339984 |
| [cysticercosis and neurocysticercosis: epidemiological survey in north togo]. | an epidemiologic survey was carried out by a team of medical doctors working in the kozah district of north togo during april 1987. it was designed to evaluate the incidence of epilepsy and cysticercosis, taking a sample population of 5,264 subjects aged over 15 years old. 81.7% of the population feed on pigs which are allowed to roam freely in the vicinity of people's habitations. cysticercosis (123 cases; incidence 23.3 cases per thousand) was diagnosed when one of the following three tests ga ... | 1990 | 2208456 |
| current status of some zoonoses in togo. | in togo, livestock represent an important part of the national and subsistence economies. the most prevalent zoonoses documented in toga are brucellosis, tuberculosis, cysticercosis and rabies. the status of other zoonoses such as toxoplasmosis, giardiasis, cryptosporidiosis and salmonellosis is not known. a national eradication programme has been instigated to reduce the transmission of rabies. good relations exist between veterinary and health personnel in the field but this level of interacti ... | 2000 | 10913769 |
| isolation of listeria monocytogenes in slaughter animals and bats of togo (west africa). | listeria monocytogenes was isolated from the intestinal lymph nodes of 8 out of 342 apparently healthy slaughter animals at the municipal abattoir in lome (togo) and from the faeces of 3 out of 236 bats. except two strains of serovar 4b isolated from bats, all the nine others belonged to serovar 1/2a. the positive findings of slaughter animals were made from the carcasses of 2 pigs, 5 little ruminants and 1 cattle. the findings are discussed in the light of present knowledge on the occurrence of ... | 1975 | 812407 |
| analysis of the anticomplementary activity in sera of three african patients with parasitic and bacteriological infections. | the sera of three different patients from togo, africa were investigated with respect to their complement profile. the three patients were suffering from parasitic (onchocerca volvulus) and bacteriological (treponema pertenue) diseases. the total hemolytic activity (50% hemolytic complement) was markedly depressed. the analysis of the individual complement components revealed the the titers of c1, c2, c3, and c4 were lowered up to 90%, indicating an activation of the classical pathway of complem ... | 1980 | 7358423 |