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August 1973, Vol 126, No. 2 >
Article | August 1973

Enteritis Due to "Related Vibrio" in Children FREE

Samy Cadranel, MD; Pierre Rodesch, MD; Jean-Paul Butzler, MD; Paul Dekeyser, MD
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Received for publication Dec 21, 1972; accepted March 29, 1973.

Reprint requests to Clinique Pediatrique, Hôpital Universitaire St. Pierre, Rue Haute, 322-1000, Bruxelles, Belgium (Dr. Cadranel).


Am J Dis Child. 1973;126(2):152-155. doi:10.1001/archpedi.1973.02110190134004.
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A "related Vibrio" was found in numerous stool cultures from a 16-month-old boy with chronic diarrhea. An outbreak of acute diarrhea occurred in the nursery frequented by this boy; the same Vibrio was isolated in the stool cultures of all symptomatic cases. Using a new device, the related Vibrio has also been isolated in intestinal aspirates at different levels of the gastrointestinal tract in several cases.

Slight changes were observed in the jejunal mucosa of the child with chronic diarrhea.

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Fleurette J, Flandrois JP, Diday M:  Meningites et diarrhées à "Vibrio fetus": A propos d'un cas chez un nourrisson . Presse Med 79:480-482, 1971;.
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King EO:  Human infections with Vibrio fetus and a closely related Vibrio . J Infect Dis 101:119-128, 1957;.
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Middelkamp JN, Wolf HA:  Infection due to a "related" Vibrio . J Pediatr 59:318-321, 1961;.
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Wheeler WE, Borchers J:  Vibrionic Enteritis in Infants . Am J Dis Child 101:60-66, 1961;.
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White MD:  Human vibriosis: Indigenous cases in England . Br Med J 2:283-287, 1967;.
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Derrell J, Farrell BC, Mulligan RA:  Case of human vibriosis . Br Med J 2:287-289, 1967;.
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Dekeyser P, et al:  Acute enteritis due to a related Vibrio: First positive stool cultures . J Infect Dis 125:390-392, 1972;.
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Butzler JP, et al:  Related Vibrio in stools . J Pediatr 82:493-495, 1973;.
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Graffar M, Corbier J:  Comparison d'enfants belges normaux à des critères adéquats de poids et de taille . Acta Paediatr Belg 19:235-274, 1965;.
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Cadranel S, Rodesch P, Butzler JP:  Collection of samples of intestinal juices in infants and children: A new device avoiding contamination . Gut 14:330-331, 1973;.
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King EO:  The laboratory recognition of Vibrio fetus and a closely related Vibrio isolated from cases of human vibriosis . Ann NY Acad Sci 98:700-711, 1962;.
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Ament ME:  Diagnosis and treatment of giardiasis . J Pediatr 80:633-637, 1972;.
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Jones FS, Little RB:  Vibrionic enteritis in calves . J Exp Med 53:845-851, 1931;.
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Ligny G:  Jejuno-ileitis mixtes à Lamblias staphylocoques . Arch Mal Appar Dig 50:1162, 1961;.
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Ingram VO, et al:  Diarrhea in children of West Pakistan: Occurrence of bacterial and parasitic agents . Am J Trop Med Hyg 15:743-750, 1966;.
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Yardley JH, Bayless TM:  Giardiasis . Gastroenterology 52:301-304, 1967;.

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References

1 +
Fleurette J, Flandrois JP, Diday M:  Meningites et diarrhées à "Vibrio fetus": A propos d'un cas chez un nourrisson . Presse Med 79:480-482, 1971;.
2 +
King EO:  Human infections with Vibrio fetus and a closely related Vibrio . J Infect Dis 101:119-128, 1957;.
3 +
Middelkamp JN, Wolf HA:  Infection due to a "related" Vibrio . J Pediatr 59:318-321, 1961;.
4 +
Wheeler WE, Borchers J:  Vibrionic Enteritis in Infants . Am J Dis Child 101:60-66, 1961;.
5 +
White MD:  Human vibriosis: Indigenous cases in England . Br Med J 2:283-287, 1967;.
6 +
Derrell J, Farrell BC, Mulligan RA:  Case of human vibriosis . Br Med J 2:287-289, 1967;.
7 +
Dekeyser P, et al:  Acute enteritis due to a related Vibrio: First positive stool cultures . J Infect Dis 125:390-392, 1972;.
8 +
Butzler JP, et al:  Related Vibrio in stools . J Pediatr 82:493-495, 1973;.
9 +
Graffar M, Corbier J:  Comparison d'enfants belges normaux à des critères adéquats de poids et de taille . Acta Paediatr Belg 19:235-274, 1965;.
10 +
Cadranel S, Rodesch P, Butzler JP:  Collection of samples of intestinal juices in infants and children: A new device avoiding contamination . Gut 14:330-331, 1973;.
11 +
King EO:  The laboratory recognition of Vibrio fetus and a closely related Vibrio isolated from cases of human vibriosis . Ann NY Acad Sci 98:700-711, 1962;.
12 +
Ament ME:  Diagnosis and treatment of giardiasis . J Pediatr 80:633-637, 1972;.
13 +
Jones FS, Little RB:  Vibrionic enteritis in calves . J Exp Med 53:845-851, 1931;.
14 +
Ligny G:  Jejuno-ileitis mixtes à Lamblias staphylocoques . Arch Mal Appar Dig 50:1162, 1961;.
15 +
Ingram VO, et al:  Diarrhea in children of West Pakistan: Occurrence of bacterial and parasitic agents . Am J Trop Med Hyg 15:743-750, 1966;.
16 +
Yardley JH, Bayless TM:  Giardiasis . Gastroenterology 52:301-304, 1967;.

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