Abstract
Epidemiological Pattern and Trend of Brucellosis in Diagnosed Patients in Isfahan Province, Iran, during 2011-8
Highlights
Background & Aims of the StudyBrucellosis is a bacterial infectious disease that can be transmitted between humans and animals through the consumption of unpasteurized dairy products or direct human contact with infected animals, placenta, or aborted fetuses
The present study aimed to investigate the epidemiological pattern and trend of brucellosis in diagnosed patients in Isfahan province, Iran, during 2011-9
The present study investigated the collected information of 5268 brucellosis patients during 8 years (2011-9)
Summary
Background & Aims of the StudyBrucellosis is a bacterial infectious disease that can be transmitted between humans and animals through the consumption of unpasteurized dairy products or direct human contact with infected animals, placenta, or aborted fetuses. The results showed that 60.6%, 63.3%, and 78.6% of the subjects who lived in urban, rural, and nomadic areas, respectively, had used unpasteurized dairy products (Table 2).
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