The etiology of El Tor cholera

Savel'ev, V.N.; Grizhebovskiĭ, G.M.; Briukhanov, A.F.; Degtiareva, S.N.; Abolina, T.A.; Onatski, I.I.; Guseva, L.V.; Ivakhnikova, I.G.; Kiseleva, T.F.; Artiushina, E.G.; Aliev, M.N.; Mamedov, S.D.; Savel&apo; ev, V.N; Grizhebovskii, G.M; Briukhanov, A.F; Degtiareva, S.N; Abolina, T.A; Onatski, I.I; Guseva, L.V; Ivakhnikova, I.G; Kiseleva, T.F; Artiushina, E.G; Aliev, M.N; Mamedov, S.D

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The etiology of El Tor cholera

Savel'ev, V.N.; Grizhebovskiĭ, G.M.; Briukhanov, A.F.; Degtiareva, S.N.; Abolina, T.A.; Onatski, I.I.; Guseva, L.V.; Ivakhnikova, I.G.; Kiseleva, T.F.; Artiushina, E.G.; Aliev, M.N.; Mamedov, S.D.

Zhurnal Mikrobiologii Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii 1: 21-24

1998

ISSN/ISBN: 0372-9311

PMID: 9532681

Document Number: 494467

Vibrio cholerae eltor has been shown to exist in two variants: epidemic (V. cholerae eltor Hly-, tox+) and nonepidemic, or endemic (V. cholerae eltor Hly+, tox-); each of these variants determines the corresponding form of manifestation of the infection among the population and requires a differentiated complex of antiepidemic measures, as well as different tactics for the treatment of patients.