The bacterium Coxiella burnetii, responsible for causing Q fever in humans and coxiellosis in animals, is globally distributed, with the exception of New Zealand. In Brazil, is a neglected zoonosis, with scarce information, and with the number of reported cases in humans and animals is certainly underestimated, being c...
I. S. Silito, Matheus Pasini-Martins, S. R. Dias et al.· Parasite Epidemiology and Co...· 0 citations
PURPOSE
To describe the first Q fever outbreak in Brazil and the long-term clinical and serological outcomes of affected individuals ten years after the outbreak.
METHODS
A follow-up investigation was conducted among patients involved in a Q fever outbreak that occurred in 2015 in a slaughterhouse in Barbosa, São Pau...
D. A. França, I. S. Silito, Matheus Pasini-Martins et al.· Infection· 0 citations
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