Zhonghua liu xing bing xue za zhi = Zhonghua liuxingbingxue zazhi · 2014
[An outbreak of brucellosis in a village in Jiangsu province].
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Xiang Lunhui, Zhou Weizhong, Tang Fenyang, Zhu Yefei, Tan Zhongming, Liu Xiaoyong, Bao Meng, Diao Man, Shi Guoqing
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the cause and related risk factors of an outbreak caused by Brucellosis.
METHODS: Epidemiological investigation and laboratory test were carried out among occupationally invloved population including sheep slaughters and sellers in the village.
RESULTS: 18 people were serology positive among the 129 occupationally involved persons under survey. Seven of them were confirmed cases, 11 were latent infection, to make the overall attack rate as 14%. 90% of the sheep were from high-risk areas of Brucella. Among the occupationally involved persons, 89% of them never wore face masks, 84% never wear overalls and 70% never wear gloves. Factors as:work but wearing no gloves (RR = 7.4, 95%CI:1.1-53.0), with hand wound (RR = 3.4, 95%CI:1.1-11.0) could increase the risk of Brucella infection.
CONCLUSION: The cause of this outbreak was due to the plentiful influx of unchecked sheep from the northern part of China and the employees in the process of sheep slaughtering or trading were lack of effective prevention programs.
METHODS: Epidemiological investigation and laboratory test were carried out among occupationally invloved population including sheep slaughters and sellers in the village.
RESULTS: 18 people were serology positive among the 129 occupationally involved persons under survey. Seven of them were confirmed cases, 11 were latent infection, to make the overall attack rate as 14%. 90% of the sheep were from high-risk areas of Brucella. Among the occupationally involved persons, 89% of them never wore face masks, 84% never wear overalls and 70% never wear gloves. Factors as:work but wearing no gloves (RR = 7.4, 95%CI:1.1-53.0), with hand wound (RR = 3.4, 95%CI:1.1-11.0) could increase the risk of Brucella infection.
CONCLUSION: The cause of this outbreak was due to the plentiful influx of unchecked sheep from the northern part of China and the employees in the process of sheep slaughtering or trading were lack of effective prevention programs.