International Journal of Infection
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Editorial
30/5/2017
Review Article
31/8/2016
The
number
of
quinolone-resistant
Vibrio
cholerae
strains
reported
in
various
clinical
studies
is
growing
steadily
since
the
1990s.
Important
biological
conditions
such
as
alterations
of
DNA
topoisomerases,
perturbations
in
regard
to
drug
entry
and
efflux
and
plasmids
transferability
between
bacteria,
are
conditions
that
lead
to
the
acquisition
...
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more
Research Article
12/6/2017
Effects of Dexamethasone on Clinical Outcome in Patients with Severe Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever
Crimean-Congo
hemorrhagic
fever
(CCHF)
is
an
acute
viral
hemorrhagic
disease,
and
it
is
currently
endemic
in
Southeastern
Iran.
The
present
study
aimed
at
comparing
the
effect
of
ribavirin
alone
and
in
combination
with
dexamethasone
on
clinical
outcome
of
patients
with
severe
form
of
Crimean-Congo
hemorrhagic
fever.In
this
...
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more
Research Article
12/6/2017
Approximately,
one-third
of
the
worlds
population
are
in
the
influence
of
intestinal
parasite
infections
(IPIs).
The
infections
can
cause
a
whole
range
of
clinical
symptoms
such
as
watery
or
mucoid
diarrhea,
dehydration,
vomiting
and
nausea,
abdominal
pains,
as
well
as
a
fever.The
aim
of
this
study
was
...
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more
Research Article
24/7/2017
Cholera
is
an
infectious
disease
caused
by
a
gram
negative
bacteria,
Vibrio
cholerae.
It
was
found
for
the
first
time
in
Niger
during
year
1970
and
continues
to
occur
as
an
issue
of
major
public
health
importance.This
study
aimed
at
more
accurately
defining
the
burden
of
cholera
...
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more
Research Article
21/6/2017
Helicobacter
pylori
(H.
pylori)
bacterium
has
contaminated
over
80%
of
the
population
of
developing
countries.
H.
pylori
has
a
major
role
in
developing
gastric
ulcer,
duodenal
ulcer,
chronic
gastritis,
as
well
as
gastric
adenocarcinoma
and
mucosa-associated
lymphoid
tissue
lymphoma
(MALT).
To
eradicate
H.
pylori
infection,
information
about
...
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more
Research Article
19/6/2017
Bacteriocins
are
antimicrobial
proteins
or
peptides
secreted
in
the
culture
medium
during
the
growth
of
bacteria.
Bacteriocin
production
is
influenced
by
various
physical
parameters
such
as
pH,
temperature,
NaCl
concentration,
and
carbon
source.The
current
study
aimed
at
optimizing
the
culture
conditions
for
higher
growth
and
production
of
...
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more
Research Article
13/11/2016
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
investigate
the
effect
of
ethanol
extract
of
green
tea
on
biofilm
formation
of
Staphylococcus
aureus.Staphylococcus
aureus
samples
were
obtained
from
hospital
sources
and
plant
extracts;
green
tea
was
made
using
the
rotary.
The
minimum
inhibitory
concentration
was
determined
using
the
...
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more
Research Article
14/11/2016
Coxiella
burnetii
(C.
burnetii)
is
the
causative
agent
of
Q
fever,
a
zoonotic
disease
that
is
prevalent
worldwide.
Domestic
and
companion
animals
are
the
main
reservoirs
of
infection.
Humans
mainly
acquire
the
infection
through
inhalation
of
contaminated
aerosols.This
study
was
carried
out
to
detect
the
prevalence
of
...
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more
Brief Report
2/8/2016
Toxoplasma
gondii
(T.
gondii)
infections
are
widely
prevalent
in
human
beings
and
animals
worldwide.
Humans
become
infected
post-natally
by
ingesting
tissue
cysts
from
undercooked
meat,
consuming
food
or
drink
contaminated
with
oocysts
or
by
accidentally
ingesting
oocysts
from
the
environment.The
present
study
was
conducted
to
determine
the
...
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more
Case Report
3/8/2016
Leishmaniasis
is
a
protozoal
disease
transmitted
by
sand-fly.
The
term
leishmaniasis
encompasses
multiple
clinical
syndromes.A
24-year-old
male
native
of
Yazd,
Iran,
was
referred
from
the
dental
and
subsequently
to
the
infectious
clinic
with
complaints
of
ulcer
and
swelling
over
his
lower
lip
for
three
months.
The
lesion
...
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more
Case Report
28/8/2016
Hepatitis
C
virus
(HCV)
infection
is
a
major
public
health
problem
and
may
lead
to
liver
failure
and
cancer.
New
direct-acting
antiviral
medications
(DAAs)
are
potent
with
shorter
course
of
treatment
and
less
side
effects.
However,
the
cost
of
these
medications
and
the
limited
experience
are
the
...
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more
Letter
2/8/2016
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