Vibrio Cholerae 01 in a Fish Aquarium
Vibrio cholerae 01 v akváriu
V akvarijní vodě a u rybek importovaných z Thajska či Srí Lanky bylo nalezeno Vibrio cholerae 01. Infikovaný chov rybek byl přeléčen antibiotiky, akvária a chovatelské pomůcky byly asanovány. Žádná osoba pečující o chov těchto rybek neonemocněla, bakteriologické vyšetření jejich stolice bylo negativní. Diskutuje se o významu nálezu v souvislosti s možným přenosem a výskytem cholery mezi akvaristy v zemích mimo endemické oblasti cholery.
Klíčová slova:
Vibrio cholerae 01 – přenos – akvária.
Authors:
V. Plesník; E. Procházková 1
Authors‘ workplace:
KHS Severomoravského kraje, územní pracoviště Karviná
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Published in:
Epidemiol. Mikrobiol. Imunol. 55, 2006, č. 1, s. 30-31
Overview
Vibrio cholerae 01 was detected from aquarium water and fish imported from Thailand and Srí Lanka. The infected fish were treated with antibiotics and the tanks and other aquatics were decontaminated. None of the persons taking care of the infected fish became ill; bacteriological analyses of fecal specimens of these persons were negative. The significance of the finding is discussed in view of possible transmission and incidence of cholera among aquarists in countries outside cholera endemic areas.
Key words:
Vibrio cholerae 01 – transmission – aquariums.
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