| an epidemiological study of 177 cases of human rabies. | of the 177 rabies patients admitted to various hospitals in amritsar city, 80.8% were males and 31.1% were children under the age of 15 years. incidence was found to be gradually increasing in urban areas, although 68.2% were still found in rural areas. history of second or third degree bites existed in all the cases. dogs were the source of exposure in 97.3% of cases and they were all suspected of having rabies. 49.1% of cases had bites on the lower extremities and 70.8% were on uncovered parts ... | 1985 | 4086148 |
| sero-prevalence of brucellosis in humans and animals of punjab. | | 1974 | 4452601 |
| serologic prevalence of q fever in the state of punjab, india. | | 1973 | 4689033 |
| trypanosoma evansi infection in dogs: seasonal prevalence and chemotherapy. | a 1-year survey was undertaken to determine the incidence of trypanosoma evansi in dogs at ludhiana, india. of 64 dogs examined by wet film, thin smear, thick smear and mouse inoculation, three (4.68%) were found to be positive for t. evansi. all the positive animals were detected during the rainy and post-rainy seasons. the treatment of three infected dogs with a combination of quinpyramine sulphate and chloride (3:2 w/w) resulted in complete recovery of two dogs; another dog died on the day th ... | 1993 | 8291188 |
| hydatid disease in amritsar: a study of potential human risk. | | 1963 | 14094126 |
| human rabies in delhi. | analysis of human rabies cases admitted in infectious diseases hospital, delhi during the course of one year was undertaken to understand the epidemiology of rabies. | 2004 | 15080408 |
| seroprevalence of neospora caninum antibodies in dogs in india. | neospora caninum is one of most important causes of abortion in cattle worldwide, and dogs are an important risk factor for n. caninum infection in cattle. antibodies to n. caninum were determined in 184 (126 rural, 58 urban) dogs from the punjab state, india, using commercial monoclonal antibody-based competitive elisa and found in 16.8% of the animals. the prevalence of n. caninum antibodies was significantly higher in rural dogs (21.4%, 27 of 126) than city dogs (6.9%, 4 of 58). to our knowle ... | 2008 | 18372658 |
| molecular characterization of indian rabies virus isolates by partial sequencing of nucleoprotein (n) and phosphoprotein (p) genes. | rabies is endemic and an important zoonosis in india. there are very few reports available on molecular epidemiology of rabies virus of indian origin. in this study to know the dynamics of rabies virus, a total of 41 rabies positive brain samples from dogs, cats, domestic animals, wildlife, and humans from 11 states were subjected to rt-pcr amplification of n gene between nucleotide n521-n1262 (742 bp) and p gene between nucleotide p239-p750 (512 bp). the n gene could be amplified from 30, while ... | 2011 | 21452061 |