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TWO CASES OF ENTERIC FEVER CAUSED BYSALMONELLA NARASINO

Gyoichi Koya, Nozomu KOSAKAI, Rintaro NAKAYA

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Salmonella narasino was first isolated from the blood and faeces of a patient with typhoid-like symptoms, and was reported by Nakaguro and Yamashita as a new type of Salmonella in 1938.Since then, there have been no reports relative to any additional clinical cases of this Salmonella infection. Recently, we had opportunities to observe a case of the disease caused by that type of Salmonella and also to obtain an outline of pyhsical examination of another case of this infection, which has been diagnosed in our laboratory as a case caused by the organisms of the same type. The findings of these cases are described in the present report.

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Salmonella narasino was first isolated from the blood and faeces of a patient with typhoid-like symptoms, and was reported by Nakaguro and Yamashita as a new type of Salmonella in 1938.Since then, there have been no reports relative to any additional clinical cases of this Salmonella infection. Recently, we had opportunities to observe a case of the disease caused by that type of Salmonella and also to obtain an outline of pyhsical examination of another case of this infection, which has been diagnosed in our laboratory as a case caused by the organisms of the same type. The findings of these cases are described in the present report.

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Salmonella narasino was first isolated from the blood and faeces of a patient with typhoid-like symptoms, and was reported by Nakaguro and Yamashita as a new type of Salmonella in 1938.Since then, there have been no reports relative to any additional clinical cases of this Salmonella infection. Recently, we had opportunities to observe a case of the disease caused by that type of Salmonella and also to obtain an outline of pyhsical examination of another case of this infection, which has been diagnosed in our laboratory as a case caused by the organisms of the same type. The findings of these cases are described in the present report.

Key concepts: Typhoid fever, Salmonella, Feces, Enteric fever, Salmonella infection, Medicine, Salmonella typhi, Disease

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