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Typhoid Fever: Strategies For The 90's - Selected Papers From First Asia-pacific Symposium On Typhoid Fever

Typhoid Fever: Strategies For The 90's - Selected Papers From First Asia-pacific Symposium On Typhoid Fever

Pang T | Puthucheary S D | Koh Chong Lek

(1992)

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Abstract

This volume contains papers on typhoid fever by a diverse group of people. Clinicians, epidemiologists, laboratory technologists and research scientists discuss and share their work, techniques and developments on the understanding and control of this disease. The papers of the invited speakers are included.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Contents ix
Epidemiology and Public Health ix
Genetic Variation and Molecular Biology ix
Clinical Features and Therapy x
Pathogenesis and Virulence xi
Immunology xii
Laboratory Diagnosis xii
Vaccines xiii
Overview and Concluding Session xiv
List of Regisered Participants xiv
Preface: Typhoid Fever - A Contiuning Problem 1
Epidemiology and Control of Typhoid in Malaysia 3
I . Introduction 4
II. Epidemiology 4
Distribution by time 4
Distribution by place 5
Distrihltion by persons affected 5
III. Summary Reports of Recent Typhoid Outbreaks in Malaysia 5
1. Typhoid outbreak in penang state, 1987 5
2. Typhoid outbreak in johore, 1990 6
3. Typhoid outreak in kedah, 1990 6
IV. Discussion of Epidemiological Factors 6
Features of Typhoid Fever in Indonesia 11
Abstract 11
The Disease 11
The Epidemiology 12
Clinical and Laboratory Diagnosis 13
Treatment 14
Prevention 14
References 15
Phage Types of Salmonella Typhi Isolated in Malaysia Over the Last 10 - Year Period 1980 - 1989 17
Abstract 17
Introduction 18
Methods and Materials 18
Results 18
Discussion 20
Acknowledgement 21
References 22
An Epidemiological Study of Chloramphenicol Resistant Salmonella Typhi Infection in Selangor Darul Ehsan (March - July 1991) 23
Molecular Biology of Salmonella Typhi Outer Membrane Porins 24
Abstract 24
1. Introduction 24
2. Experimental Strategy 25
3. The ompC Gene 26
4. The PhoE Gene 26
5. The OmpF Gene 27
6. Conclusion 28
7. Acknowledgements 28
8. References 28
Approaches for Typing Salmonella Typhi Strains 30
Abstract 30
1. Phage Typing 31
2. Antibiotic Susceptibility and Plasmid Analysis 31
3. Lipopolysaccharides and Outer Membrane Proteins 32
4. Multilocus Enzyme Electrophoresis 32
5. DNA Analysis 33
6. Future Applications 35
7. References 36
Molecular Cloning and Characterization of ViaB Regionof Salmonella Typhi 38
Abstract 38
Introduction 38
Materials and Methods 39
Results and Discussion 39
Acknowledgements 41
References 42
Molecular Cloning of a 52 Kda Specific Protein Antigen of Salmonella Typhi 43
Abstract 43
Materials and Methods 44
1. Preparation of Total Chromosonal DNA. 44
2. Construction of Genonic Libraries 45
2.1 Preparation of s.typhi inserted DNA 45
2. 2 Preparation of dephospborylated plasmid vector 45
2.3 Ligation of s.typhi genonic DNA into dephosphorylated pic-20r vector 46
2.4 Preparation of competent E coli cells 46
2. 5 Transformation procedure 46
3. Screening of Recombinant Clones Expressing the Antigenic Genes 46
4. Characterization of the Specific or Purified Proteins 47
5. Double Stranded DNA Template Sequencing Method 47
Results 48
Discussion 49
Acknowledgements 50
References 51
Chromosomal Fingerprints of Salmonella Typhi Isolates as Revealed by Pulsed Field Gel Electrophoresis (PFGE) 52
Abstract 52
Introduction 52
Methods and Materials 53
Bacterial strains 53
Chromosomal DNA preparation and restriction digests for PFGE 53
Pulsed field gel electrophoresis 53
Results and Discussion 53
Conclusions 56
Acknowledgements 56
References 56
Genetic Variation of the Salmonella OmpC Gene a Study on OmpC Topology 59
Abstract 59
1. Introduction 59
2. Genetic variability of the Salmonella ompC Gene 60
3. A study on S. Typhi OmpC Topology 61
4. Conclusion 61
S. Acknowledgements 63
6. References 63
Regulation of Salmonella Typhi Porins 64
Porins as Protective Immunogens Against Typhoid Fever 65
Abstract 65
Introduction 65
Major Findings 66
Perspective 68
Acknowledgements 69
References 69
Plasmid Mediated Resistance to Antibiotics in Salmonella Typhi Isolated in Malaysia 71
Abstract 71
Introduction 71
Materials and Methods 72
Results 73
Discussion 76
References 77
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) in the Detection of Salmonella Typhi DNA 78
Introduction 78
Materials & Methods 79
Results 80
Discussion 81
References 81
Epidemiology, Clinical Features and Treatment of Typhoid Fever in Malaysia 84
Clinical Manifestations 86
Pathology of Typhoid Fever 86
Clinical Features 86
Clinical Signs 89
Complications 90
Gastrointestinal 90
Respiratory system 90
Myocarditis 90
Pathoegenesis of Symptomalogy in Typhoid Fever 91
Severe Disease 91
Laboratory Investigations 91
Treatment of Typhoid Fever 91
Antibiotics 92
Treatment schedules of antibiotics against salmonella typhi 92
Short Term Treatment of Typhoid Fever 93
High Dose Dexamethsone in Severe Typhoid Fever 94
Abstract 94
Introduction 95
Methods 95
Prospective and retrospective studies 1982-1984 95
Retrospective study 1988-1989 95
Results 96
Prospective study 1981-1982 96
Retrospective study 1982-1984 96
Retrospective study 1988-1989 97
Discussion 99
Acknowledgements 101
References 101
Comparison of Clinical Manifestation of Typhoid in Adults and Children During an Outbreak in Penang. 102
Introduction 102
Material and Methods 103
Results 103
Clincial Features 104
Investigations 105
Treatment 105
Discussion 106
Disease in Neonates 106
Disease in Infants 106
Disease in Older Children 107
Typhoid Fever in Hospitalised Children in Kelantan, Malaysia 108
Summary 109
Introduction 109
Materials and Method 109
Results 110
References 113
Typhoid Fever Associated With Pancreatic Disturbances 114
Abstract 114
Introduction 114
Case no.1 115
Case no.2 115
Case no.3 116
Case no.4 117
Discussion 118
References 119
The Monitoring of Serum Chloramphenicol Level in Adult Typhoid Patients 120
Aztreonam Treatment Failures in Typhoid 121
Summary 122
Introduction 122
Material and Method 122
Results 123
Discussion 126
References 127
Ciproflaxin in Enteric Fever: an Open Clinical Trail 128
Objective 128
Method 128
Results 128
Conclusion 128
Randomized Controlled Safety and Efficacy Study Comparing Ofloxacin With Chloramphenicol in the Treatment of Salmonella Entric Fever: Preliminary Report 129
Ofloxacin Short Pulse Dose Treatment of Typhoid Related Diarrhea 130
Abstract 130
Introduction 131
Patients and Method 131
Results 132
Discussion 132
Acknowledgement 133
References 134
Salmonella Interactions With Host Cells 135
Abstract 135
1.0 Introduction 135
2.0 Interactions With Epithelial Cells 136
2.0.1 Adhesion and invasion 136
2.0.2 Internalization and signal exchange 136
2.0.3 Intracellular parasite vacuolar micro-environment 137
2.0.4 Intracellular replication 138
3.0 Summary 138
4.0 Acknowledgements 138
5.0 References 139
Mechanism of Selective Pathogenesis of Salmonella Serovars and Suggestions for Chemotheraphy and Development of Safe Vaccines for Typhoid Fever 140
Abstract 140
Introduction 140
Materials and Methods 141
Results and Discussion 142
Serovar-specific resistance against intracelluar killing in me 142
Recognition crucial for intracellular killing 142
Plasmid-Mediated Virulence 144
IFN-r activation of Murine Me 144
Virulence Functions 146
Drug sensitivities of clinical strains of s.typhi and their r plasmids 146
Immunogenic potential of porins 146
Vaccines to be Dereloped 147
References 147
Pathogenesis of Typhoid Fever: an Experimental Model 148
Abstract 148
Dissemination and Proliferation of Salmonellae in vivo1 149
Histopathology in Liver and Spleen2 149
Fate of Salmonellae in Vivo as Demonstrated by Electron Microscopyl..s 150
Pathogenic Process in Mouse Typhoid 152
Concluding Remarks 152
Acknowledgements 153
References 153
A Major Mechanism on the Serovar-Specific Virulence of Salmonellae 154
Abstract 154
Introduction 154
Materials and Methods 155
Results 156
Discussion 158
References 159
Arachidonic Acid Metabolites Released by Macrophages-Monocytes Following Exposure to Salmonella Typhi 160
Introduction 160
Materials and Methods 161
Results 162
Discussion 165
References 167
Immune Responses in Typhoid Fever 168
Abstract 168
Introduction 169
Antigenic Components of S. Typhi 169
Immune Responses after Natural Typhoid Infection 171
Immune Responses After Different Typhoid Vaccinations 172
Protective Immune Responses 172
Specific and Protective Epitopes of S. Typhi 173
References 174
An Antigen to Induce Serovar-Specific Cellular Immunity for Experimental Salmonellosis 176
Abstract 176
Introduction 176
Materials and Methods 176
Results 178
Discussion 181
References 181
Immune Reactivity of Typhoid Sera With Outer Membrane Proteins Extracted From Salmonella Typhi 182
Introduction 182
Method 183
Experiment 1 184
Experiment 2 184
Experiment 3 185
Results and Discussion 185
References 187
Laboratory Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever 188
Abstract 188
Isolation of s.typhi 189
Detection of antibodies 189
Detection of s. typhi antigens 191
Detection of s. typhi-specific DNA sequences 193
References 193
Evaluation of Culture Positive and Negative Typhoid 195
Abstract 195
Introduction 195
Material and Methods 196
Results and Discussion 196
Conclusion 199
Reference 199
Usefulness of the Widal Test in Childhood Typhiod Fever 200
Development of a Dot Enzyme Immunosorbent Assay (EIA) for the Rapid Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever 201
Abstract 201
Introduction 201
Materials and Methods 202
Bacterial strain 202
Isolation of OMPs 202
Sds-page and western 202
Antigen preparation 202
Sera samples 202
Dot EIA 202
Results 203
OMP preparation 203
Identification of the specific antigen 204
Analysis of dot EIA 205
Discussion 205
Acknowledgement 206
References 206
Clinical Field Trials on the Dot Enzyme lmmunosorbent Assay(EIA) for the Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever 207
Abstract 207
Introduction 207
Materials and Methods 207
lpoh study 208
Kuala trengganu study 208
Kota bharu study 208
Results 209
Ipoh study 209
Kuala trengganu study 209
Kota bharu study 210
Discussions 212
Conclusions 213
References 213
Acknowledgements 214
Diagnosis of Typhoid: A Clinician's Dilemma 215
Salmonella Typhi Outer Membrane Proteins in the Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever 216
Abstract 216
Introduction 216
Results 217
OMP preparations 217
Tf-elisa 217
Inhibition omp-elisa 218
Discussion 218
Aknowledgements 219
References 219
Latex Agglutination as a Possible AID to the Rapid Identification of Salmonella Group D Organisms From Clinical Specimens 221
Abstract 221
Introduction 222
Materials and Method 222
Results 223
Discussion 225
Acknowledgements 226
References 226
Prospects for Effective Vaccines Against Typhoid 227
Vaccine Trials for Control of Typhoid Fever in Indonesia 235
Abstract 235
Introduction 235
Methods 236
1. The oral vaccine, ty21a. 236
2. The parenteral vaccine vi-cps 237
Results 237
1. The oml vaccine, ty2la 237
Side effects 237
Vaccine efficacy. 238
Protective efficacy against s. paratyphi A. 239
2. The parenteral vaccine, vi-cps 239
Side effects 239
lmmunogenicity 239
Discussion 239
Acknowledgements 240
References 241
Possible Component and Live Vaccines to Induce Cellular Immunity for Experiment Salmonellosis 242
Abstract 242
Introduction 242
Materials and Methods 243
Results 244
Discussion 247
References 247
Panel Discussion of Overview and Prospects 248
List of Registered Participants 250