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• W2000836384 abstract "Endemic area of North Moravia, Czech Republic. Evaluate the incidence of human disease due to Mycobacterium kansasii. The follow-up of some bacteriological and clinical features. A retrospective analysis of M. kansasii patients. M. kansasii was isolated from the sputum, tissue and other specimens obtained from 650 persons during the period 1984–89. In only 471 of them was this mycobacterium deemed to be the causative agent, predominantly of lung disease. The most typical radiographic finding in these patients was lung infiltration and/or thin-walled cavity. As in previous years the highest incidence of disease remains in an endemic area of North Moravia. The effects of treatment in followed-up patients were influenced not only by the antituberculosis regimen but also by a high frequency of associated diseases. Sputum conversion within 30 days was not affected by the presence or absence of a cavity. Authors consider water to be the source of infection. Région d'endémie de la Moravie du Nord, en République Tchèque. L'incidence de la maladie humaine due à Mycobacterium kansasii. Suivi de certains aspects bactériologiques et cliniques. Analyse rétrospective de malades atteints d'une infection due à M. kansasii. M. kansasii a été isolé à partir d'expectoration, de tissue et d'autres échantillons obtenus de 650 personnes au cours de la période 1984 à 1989. Cette mycobactérie a été considérée comme l'agent pathogène dans seulement 471 cas, surtout dans le contexte d'une maladie pulmonaire. L'aspect radiologique le plus typique était celui d'une infiltration pulmonaire et/ou d'une cavité à parois lisses. Comme pour les années précédentes, l'incidence la plus élevée de la maladie concernait une région endémique de la Moravie du Nord. Les effets du traitement chez les malades suivis étaient influencés non seulement par le régime antituberculeux mais aussi par la fréquence élevée de maladies associées. Une négativation dans les 30 jours n'était pas affectée par la présence ou l'absence de cavité. Les auteurs considèrent que l'eau est la source de l'infection. Area endémica de Moravia del Norte en la República Checa. La incidencia de la enfermedad humana debida a Mycobacterium kansasii. Seguimiento de ciertos aspectos bacteriológicos y clínicos. Análisis retrospectivo de enfermos con infección M. kansasii. Se aisló M. kansasii de la expectoración, tejidos y otras muestras obtenidas de 650 personas durante el período 1984–89. Sólo en 471 de estos casos esta micobacteria fue considerada como el agente patógeno, predominantemente en los casos de enfermedad pulmonar. El hallazgo radiográfico más típico era el de una infiltración pulmonar y/o una cavidad con paredes finas. Como en los años previos, la más alta incidencia de la enfermedad se constató en un área endémica del Norte de Moravia. Los efectos del tratamiento en los enfermos seguidos estaba influenciado no sólo por el esquema antituberculoso, sino que también por la frecuencia elevada de enfermedades asociadas. La negativización dentro de los 30 días no estaba en relación con la presencia o ausencia de cavidades. Los autores consideran que el agua es la fuente de infección." @default.
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• W2000836384 title "Disease due to Mycobacterium kansasii in the Czech Republic: 1984–89" @default.
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