Epizootology of listeriosis in the Republic of Kazakhstan and Aktyubinsk Region

Amirzhan Akimalovich Musabekova, A M Dmitrovskiy, A A Musabekov, Meirambek Kurmangazin, И Н Мусабекова, A M Dmitrovsky, A A Musabekov

2011

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DOI 10.17816/eid40513

Data confidence 70 medium

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Abstract

The epizootological situation in listeriosis has been analyzed in the Aktyubinsk Region, Republic of Kazakhstan. About 1% of rodents have been found to be infected with Listeria, which creates a powerful natural reservoir of this infection, with their total number being borne in mind.