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aphis proposed rule to align bse import regulations to oie uzbekistan one health brucellosis workshop p. ryan clarke, dvm, mph district epidemiologist u.s. department of agriculture animal and plant health inspection service veterinary services april 3-5, 2017 1 case studies a one health perspective safeguarding animal health 1 pathogenesis may localize in: spleen liver bone marrow joints reproductive organs severity in humans: b. melitensis >b. suis > b. abortus > b. canis, others safeguarding animal health human cases bring attention to disease; source traced back to animal/animal product encounter 2 symptoms-humans 3 common symptoms: malaise insomnia anorexia headache arthralgia constipation sexual impotence nervousness depression (acha et al., 2003) safeguarding animal health 3 the hunters safeguarding animal health patient a. -----may 2008 may 7, 2008 67 year old male from south carolina referred by his private physician after 1 week of cyclic fever (cyclic daily range:[37.3°c--39.2°c]), malaise, anorexia, painful swollen left …

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over a 16-week period and night sweats that began the day before he sought treatment. in the emergency department, blood and synovial fluid were obtained for culture, and the patient was empirically treated with intravenous nafcillin for septic arthritis. two days later, on may 9, the man was referred to a hospital with chills, persistent fever, continuing left knee arthralgia, and edema. he was admitted with a diagnosis of left knee infection and sepsis and treated initially with vancomyin. knee aspirate cell count results were 16,700 white blood cells/mm3 (normal: <150/mm3) and 1,322 red blood cells/mm3 (normal: <1/mm3). specimens of blood and a knee aspirate were collected for culture. initial microbiologic examination indicated corynebacterium urealyticum. upon infectious disease consultation, the patient was started on doxycycline and naprosyn; on may 11, he developed epididymo-orchitis and was changed to levofloxacin and daptomycin on may 12 for a 6-week course. brucella spp. subsequently …

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ere well, serologic testing for brucellosis was not performed. patient a recovered with no permanent knee joint damage after antimicrobial therapy with levofloxacin and daptomycin for 6 weeks. 5 patient a. -----may 2008 two days later, on may 9, patient a. returned to hospital with chills, persistent fever, left knee pain, and edema. dx: knee infection and sepsis and treated initially with vancomyin. knee aspirate and blood were collected for culture. initial microbiologic examination indicated corynebacterium urealyticum. may 11, he developed epididymo-orchitis and was tx changed to levofloxacin and daptomycin for a 6-week course. brucella spp. subsequently were identified from isolates from the blood and synovial specimens collected from patient a when admitted on may 7. may 29, b. suis biovar 1 was identified. source: brucella suis infection associated with feral swine hunting ---three states, 2007-2008 safeguarding animal health patient a. ----epidemiology epidemiologic investigation revealed that patient a had hunted …

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afeguarding animal health 9 patient b. ---july 2008 july 14, 2008, 37 year old male from pennsylvania (patient b) with 1 week of morning fevers, chills, myalgia, shortness of breath, and night sweats reported an unintended 30-pound weight loss over a 1-month period, beginning 3 weeks before illness onset. clinical impression: acute viral syndrome blood specimen for culture was obtained. patient b was discharged with instructions to use an inhaler : follow-up in in 2--3 days. july 23, pennsylvania state public health laboratory received patient b's blood specimen from the local hospital and isolated and identified b. suis . source: brucella suis infection associated with feral swine hunting ---three states, 2007-2008 safeguarding animal health patient b. on july 14, 2008, a previously healthy man aged 37 years from pennsylvania (patient b) went to a local emergency department after 1 week of morning fevers, chills, myalgia, shortness of breath, and night …

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d and identified b. suis using laboratory response network§ standardized biochemical tests and polymerase chain reaction. epidemiologic investigation revealed that, on december 29, 2007, patient b had hunted feral swine in florida with his brother (patient c), a florida resident. both men participated in field dressing and butchering four feral swine. no personal protective equipment was worn during these procedures, and no other risk factors for brucellosis were identified. patient b brought the meat back to pennsylvania and stored it in a freezer. the meat was prepared and consumed by patient b and his family members over a 7-month period. according to patient b, the meat was cooked adequately (i.e., to an internal temperature of 160°f [71.1°c]). cdc received three b. suis isolates for confirmation and further molecular characterization. one isolate was from the blood of patient b, and the other two were recovered from frozen sausage and tenderloin of …

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aphis proposed rule to align bse import regulations to oie uzbekistan one health brucellosis workshop p. ryan clarke, dvm, mph district epidemiologist u.s. department of agriculture animal and plant health inspection service veterinary services april 3-5, 2017 1 case studies a one health perspective safeguarding animal health 1 pathogenesis may localize in: spleen liver bone marrow joints reproductive organs severity in humans: b. melitensis >b. suis > b. abortus > b. canis, others safeguarding animal health human cases bring attention to disease; source traced back to animal/animal product encounter 2 symptoms-humans 3 common symptoms: malaise insomnia anorexia headache arthralgia constipation sexual impotence nervousness depression (acha et al., 2003) safeguarding animal health 3 the hun...

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