| [antirabies vaccination in france in 1971. iv. antirabies vaccination at the centre pasteur of marseille]. | | 1972 | 4629548 |
| [antirabies vaccinations at the centre pasteur of marseille in 1966]. | | 1967 | 4964302 |
| [anti-rabies vaccinations at the centre pasteur de marseille in 1968]. | | 1969 | 4997146 |
| rabies postexposure prophylaxis, marseille, france, 1994-2005. | the administration of human rabies postexposure prophylaxis near marseille (southern france) has changed since the eradication of terrestrial mammal rabies in 2001. most injuries were associated with indigenous dogs; rabies vaccine was overprescribed. we suggest that the world health organization guidelines be adapted for countries free of terrestrial mammal rabies. | 2008 | 18760018 |
| knowledge, attitudes, and practices of french travelers from marseille regarding rabies risk and prevention. | to assess the awareness of the mode of rabies transmission, travel-associated rabies risk, and adequate preventive measures among french travelers. | 2009 | 19335810 |
| rabies exposure in international travelers: do we miss the target? | little data exist about the spatial distribution of the risk for travelers of being injured by a potentially rabid animal. | 2010 | 19674923 |
| canine leishmaniasis in south-east of france: screening of leishmania infantum antibodies (western blotting, elisa) and parasitaemia levels by pcr quantification. | leishmania infantum leishmaniasis is endemic in south-east of france. the main goal of our study was to evaluate the real prevalence of asymptomatic carriage in dogs by means of real time quantitative pcr (qpcr) and serology. we included prospectively 140 military dogs wearing deltamethrine-impregnated collars. parasitaemia levels were then measured by means of quantitative real time pcr targeting kinetoplast dna with taqman chemistry. elisa and western blotting (wb) were used for serological sc ... | 2009 | 19720466 |
| occurrence of dirofilaria immitis and tick-borne infections caused by anaplasma phagocytophilum, borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato and ehrlichia canis in domestic dogs in france: results of a countrywide serologic survey. | the occurrence of dirofilaria immitis antigen and antibodies against tick-borne pathogens in french dogs has been analysed based on 1,050 blood samples. serum samples of 919 dogs (group a) were sent for a variety of diagnostic investigations, further 131 dogs (group b) were tested for a tentative diagnosis of heartworm disease. all samples were tested for d. immitis antigen. samples in group a were also tested for specific antibodies against three tick-borne pathogens (anaplasma phagocytophilum, ... | 2009 | 19575231 |
| a century of leishmaniasis in alpes-maritimes, france. | a century of publications on leishmaniasis in alpes-maritimes, in southern france, is here reviewed. autochtonous human and canine leishmaniasis were first recognised in this département, which lies by the mediterranean sea and near the italian border, in 1918 and 1925, respectively. the parasite responsible for the leishmaniasis, leishmania infantum, is transmitted by phlebotomus perniciosus and p. ariasi. the human leishmaniasis is zoonotic, with domestic dogs acting as the main 'reservoir' ho ... | 2007 | 17877875 |
| [human dirofilariasis: 3 cases in the south of france]. | dirofilariasis is a zoonosis usually found in dogs and cats. it is rare in humans, who are dead-end hosts for the parasite. | 2007 | 17398064 |
| rattlesnake bites in europe--experiences from southeastern france and northern germany. | rattlesnakes are indigenous to the new world and hence their envenomations are a significant percentage of all poisonings in north and south america. some years ago rattlesnake bites were virtually unknown in europe. but the biodiversity of european household fauna has changed: cats and dogs are increasingly replaced by stingrays, tarantulas, fire fish, and rattlesnakes. this phenomenon is the background of a french-german cooperation to evaluate the relevance of rattlesnake bites for european d ... | 2004 | 15462156 |
| importance in france of the infestation by dirofilaria (nochtiella) repens in dogs. | the presence of dirofilaria repens has been mentioned in europe, in africa and in asia, in different carnivores (dogs, foxes, cats, lions). in europe the nematode has been reported in dogs, cats and foxes and the countries concerned by native cases are italy, spain, greece, yugoslavia and france. in france, until now, d. repens has been described, among animals, only in dogs. the first undoubted report dates back to 1953. later, the prevalence was studied through widespread surveys (1986-1988-19 ... | 1997 | 9802099 |
| mediterranean spotted fever in marseille, france: correlation between prevalence of hospitalized patients, seroepidemiology, and prevalence of infected ticks in three different areas. | we report the results of a comparison of several epidemiologic and ecologic parameters affecting the incidence and seroprevalence of mediterranean spotted fever (msf) in northern, central, and southeastern marseille, an area endemic for this disease. in northern marseille, the incidence of hospitalized patients with msf was 24.2/100,000 persons compared with 9.8/100,000 and 8.8/100,000 for the central and southeastern regions, respectively. the seroprevalence in sera from blood donors, determine ... | 1993 | 8447529 |
| [the dog in r. coroni (brumpt, 1932) mediterranean rickettsiosis. results of a seroimmunological study on 634 samples collected in hérault, vaucluse and upper corsica]. | | 1981 | 7259009 |
| mediterranean spotted fever in marseille: descriptive epidemiology and the influence of climatic factors. | the authors report the general epidemiologic features of mediterranean spotted fever (msf) in the marseille area (south france). age was a risk factor, increasing after 50 years, and annual incidence seemed positively correlated with the average temperature of the preceding year and negatively correlated with the number of days with frost of the preceding year. however, correlations were not significant. | 1992 | 1644135 |
| leishmanin reaction in the human population of a highly endemic focus of canine leishmaniasis in alpes-maritimes, france. | the reactivity of the human population was studied in the village of l'abadie, a suburban focus of canine leishmaniasis (17% of dogs seropositive in 1985); 237 subjects were tested in 1989. the total positive rate was 30%. a higher proportion of positive skin tests was obtained in the 61-70 years age group (62%) than in the younger groups. the proportion of positive tests also increased with the duration of living in this locality (22% for less than 5 years; 66% for more than 21 years). these da ... | 1992 | 1412644 |
| leishmaniasis in south-eastern france- -ecology, epidemiology, prophylaxis. | a study of the ecology, epidemiology and prophylaxis of leishmaniasis in the southeast of france is reported; different methods of the survey are recorded. between 1965 and 1975, 972 cases of canine leishmaniasis and from 1968 to 1975 89 cases of visceral human leishmaniasis and only 3 cases of oriental sore were observed in the "bouches du rhône", "var" and "vaucluse" departments. the strains isolated from canine and human visceral leishmaniasis had a malate dehydrogenase xi whereas leishmania ... | 1975 | 7125 |