ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA BOTULISM
First formed as German Botulismus literally: sausage poisoning, from Latin botulus sausage.
CHE SIGNIFICA BOTULISM IN INGLESE
Botulismo
Botulismo è una malattia paralitica rara e potenzialmente letale causata da una tossina prodotta dai batteri Clostridium botulinum. La malattia inizia con la debolezza, il guaio, la stanchezza e le difficoltà a parlare. Questo può essere seguito da una debolezza delle braccia, dei muscoli e delle gambe del petto. La malattia non influenza solitamente la coscienza o causa una febbre. Botulismo può verificarsi in alcuni modi diversi. Le spore batteriche che lo causano sono comuni sia nel suolo che nell'acqua. Essi producono tossina botulinica quando esposti a bassi livelli di ossigeno e determinate temperature. Il botulismo proveniente dall'alimento si verifica quando vengono consumati alimenti contenenti la tossina. Il botulismo infantile si verifica quando i batteri si sviluppano negli intestini e rilasciano la tossina. In genere ciò avviene solo nei bambini di meno di sei mesi, dopo che si sviluppano meccanismi di protezione. Il botulismo ferito è trovato più spesso tra coloro che iniettano droga stradale. In questa situazione le spore entrano in una ferita e, in assenza di ossigeno, rilasciano la tossina. Non è passato direttamente tra le persone. La diagnosi è confermata trovando la tossina oi batteri nella persona in questione. La prevenzione è principalmente da una preparazione alimentare adeguata.
definizione di botulism nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di botulismo nel dizionario è grave avvelenamento da ingestione di botulina, che colpisce il sistema nervoso centrale producendo difficoltà nella deglutizione, disturbi visivi e paralisi respiratoria: spesso fatale.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «BOTULISM»
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botulism nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
botulism e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
Discusses botulism, examining how one gets it, how to treat it, and its symptoms.
Provides a description of botulism and discusses its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment; the threat of its use in bioterroriem; and efforts underway to improve detection and develop a future vaccine.
Donald Emmeluth, Hilary Babcock,
2010
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Botulism: A Clinical and Experimental Study...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Ernest Charles Dickson,
2012
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Irwin and Rippe's Intensive Care Medicine
The name botulism is derived from the Latin term botulus for sausage. Justinus
Kerner (1786-1862) first recognized the association between the mysterious "
sausage poison" and paralytic illnesses in 1820. Clostridium botulinum, the
etiologic ...
Richard S. Irwin, James M. Rippe,
2008
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Biomedical Aspects of
Botulism
LABORATORY INVESTIGATION OF HUMAN AND ANIMAL BOTULISM Charles L
. Hatheway Loretta M. McCroskey Centers for Disease Control Atlanta, Georgia I.
CONFIRMATION OF BOTULISM A. General The most convincing proof that the ...
George E. Jr. Lewis,
2012
NEUROTOxIN. AND. BOTULISM. Botulism is a rare but life-threatening disease
caused by spore-forming bacteria of the genus Clostridium, including Clostridium
botulinum, C. baratii, Microbial Forensics. DOI: © Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Bruce Budowle, Steven E. Schutzer, Roger G. Breeze,
2010
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NORD Guide to Rare Disorders
DEFINITION: Botulism is characterized by symmetric descending flaccid paralysis
resulting from the effect of botulinum neurotoxin produced by Clostridium botu-
linum, a gram-positive, anaerobic, spore-forming coccus. Three clinical entities ...
National Organization for Rare Disorders,
2003
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Clostridium Botulinum: Ecology and Control in Foods
I. INTRODUCTION. Since the first two cases of infant botulism were diagnosed in
the United States (Pickett et al., 1976), approximately 1000 cases of infant
botulism have been reported from around the world, predominantly (>90%) from
the ...
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Bacterial Infections of Humans: Epidemiology and Control
Wound botulism, like tetanus, gas gangrene, and other clostridial diseases, can
result from soil contamination of a wound.'6" Although the diagnosis of wound
botulism may be frequently missed, the extreme rarity of wound botulism despite
the ...
Alfred S. Evans, Philip S. Brachman,
1998
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A Comprehensive Guide to the Hazardous Properties of ...
The disease it causes is known as botulism. This type of toxin is produced by the
bacterium Clostridium botulinum (C. botulinum).The toxin functions as an enzyme
. Its chemical structure consists of a two-heavy polypeptide chainss bound to ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «BOTULISM»
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botulism nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Mystery of 'thousands of dead fish' found floating in east London …
In 2013, hundreds of birds died following an outbreak of avian botulism thought to have been caused by families throwing mouldy bread into ... «Evening Standard, lug 15»
Rotten meat paste linked to botulism cases in Algiers
This is the second death of botulism after the death of a child Thursday in Khenchla. This is a sexagenarian hospitalized on June 23 in the ... «Barfblog, lug 15»
Putnam: Spend some time preserving foods
It is important to know the temperature requirements because of botulism. Of course, it is very simple if you follow directions. Each student was ... «Longview News-Journal, lug 15»
Tips to avoid botulism
I received a call last week about home-canned green beans that were improperly processed, which sparked a memory of botulism poisoning ... «The Robesonian, giu 15»
An Auckland University physics professor is speaking out about …
Hendy says the Fonterra botulism scare also highlighted the way the science community can essentially gag itself. One of the few scientists ... «Interest.co.nz, giu 15»
'Rotten pie' linked to botulism outbreak in Algeria
“Rotten pie” and a north African sausage called “cachir” is being blamed for a botulism outbreak in Batna, Algeria, according to a El Watan ... «Outbreak News Today, giu 15»
Seven suspected cases of botulism in Algeria
Seven people, four adults residing in Batna and three children, were evacuated from the wilaya of Khenchela, with symptoms of botulism are ... «Barfblog, giu 15»
Avian botulism killing ducks in Sugar House Park
Avian botulism killing ducks in Sugar House Park ... that a disease known as avian botulism is killing birds that live in the water there. The Salt ... «Cache Valley Daily, giu 15»
Dozens of ducks reportedly dead at Sugar House Pond, experts …
Marthaler said so far the cause is unknown, but “right now it looks very much like botulism.” Marthaler said they will conduct tests to determine ... «fox13now.com, giu 15»
Botulism likely cause of geese deaths in Shelby Township
“At this point, we suspect it's a case of botulism,” said Jeff Randazzo, Macomb County's chief animal control officer. “But we're still waiting for the ... «The Macomb Daily, giu 15»