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Title: [Non typhoidic salmonellosis in the African pediatric population]. Author: Sow D, Cissé MF, Sarr EB, Signaté HS, Mbaye AD, Ndiaye O, Sarr M, Fall M. Journal: Dakar Med; 1994; 39(1):51-5. PubMed ID: 7493522. Abstract: The study of non-typhoidic salmonellosis in A. royer pediatric Hospital (Dakar) during a five year term (1985-1989) was realised on thirty five medical records. This pathology accounts for 0.4% of admissions and occurs mainly on children under 3 years old (83%) essentially with a pathologic background. The main clinical forms were septicemia (46%) and gastro-enteritis (31%). Purulent meningitidis represented 45% of all the localized forms. Only one case of asymptomatic carriage has been identified. The seventeen serotypes of Salmonella identified belong to eight serogroups. S. enteritidis and S. typhimurium represented 51% of the isolates. Susceptibility to antibiotics of these different serotypes were variable, the third generation cephalosporins and gentamycin having inhibited more than 80% of the strains. The mean duration of antibiotherapy was 21 days with a mortality rising to 17%. The association ampicilline-gentamycin although criticable, remains indication as first treatment because of the availability of these drugs.[Abstract] [Full Text] [Related] [New Search]