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Incidence of Yersiniosis in Finland

Authors: R, Leino;

Incidence of Yersiniosis in Finland

Abstract

During 1971 through 1978 antibodies against Yersinia enterocolitica types 3 and 9 and Yersinia pseudotuberculosis IA were measured in 25307 patients with symptoms compatible with yersinia infections in southwestern Finland. Agglutinin titres greater than or equal to 160 were found in 1 500 patients. The annual incidence of elevated titres varied, but no significant overall change was found during this period. The results suggest that yersiniosis is not a "new" infection with increasing incidence, but an endemic infection in this region.

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Yersinia Infections, Humans, Finland

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