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J Clin Microbiol. 1994 April; 32(4): 1092-1094

Epidemic spread of Shigella sonnei shigellosis and evidence for development of immunity among children attending day-care centers in a communal settlement (Kibbutz).

Y Lerman, M Yavzori, R Ambar, I Sechter, M Wiener and D Cohen

Medical Corps, Israel Defence Force, Tel-Aviv.

ABSTRACT

An investigation of two Shigella sonnei shigellosis outbreaks that occurred in a communal settlement indicated that the transmission of the pathogen was restricted to day-care classes and secondary infection of family members was minimal. Development of serotype-specific immunity following S. sonnei infection was observed among infected children.

J Clin Microbiol. 1994 April; 32(4): 1092-1094




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