Wat wordt onder co-infecties verstaan? De NVLP / Co-infecties algemeen Stichting Tekenbeetziekten

[Henriëtte]

Co-infection of Ticks: The Rule Rather Than the Exception;

Ticks co-infection [12–18], and co-transmission of pathogens [19–28] might have important potential implications and hence be highly relevant to public health [29]. Indeed co-infection in humans and animals might enhance disease severity as has been reported for concurrent babesiosis and Lyme disease [30,31], and may also have significant consequences in terms of tick-borne disease treatment and diagnosis

Among all infected ticks (120/267, 45% of all collected ticks) half were found to be co-infected (54 co-infected ticks out of 120 infected ticks) (Fig 3A): 9% carried DNA from two pathogen species, 6.7% carried DNA from three pathogens, 1.9% carried DNA from four pathogens, and 0.75% carried DNA from five different pathogens. When performing statistical analyses of bacterial associations, where only the five Borrelia species were included, five combinations were significant

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Henriëtte

[VerlorengezondheidM]

Co-infection of Ticks: The Rule Rather Than the Exception;

Ticks co-infection [12–18], and co-transmission of pathogens [19–28] might have important potential implications and hence be highly relevant to public health [29]. Indeed co-infection in humans and animals might enhance disease severity as has been reported for concurrent babesiosis and Lyme disease [30,31], and may also have significant consequences in terms of tick-borne disease treatment and diagnosis

Among all infected ticks (120/267, 45% of all collected ticks) half were found to be co-infected (54 co-infected ticks out of 120 infected ticks) (Fig 3A): 9% carried DNA from two pathogen species, 6.7% carried DNA from three pathogens, 1.9% carried DNA from four pathogens, and 0.75% carried DNA from five different pathogens. When performing statistical analyses of bacterial associations, where only the five Borrelia species were included, five combinations were significant

https://journals.plos.org/plosntds/arti ... td.0004539
Henriëtte

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Ziekte van Lyme: patiënten lopen 85% risico op meerdere microbiële infecties

'Borrelia kan individuen vatbaar maken voor polymicrobiële infecties omdat het het immuunsysteem van de gastheer kan onderdrukken, ondermijnen of moduleren om een ​​niche te creëren voor kolonisatie door andere microben, " merken de onderzoekers op in een studie gepubliceerd op 29 Oktober 2018 in wetenschappelijke rapporten.'

Bron: sciencesetavenir. fr, lees meer

[VerlorengezondheidM]

Co-infection of Ticks: The Rule Rather Than the Exception;

Ticks co-infection [12–18], and co-transmission of pathogens [19–28] might have important potential implications and hence be highly relevant to public health [29]. Indeed co-infection in humans and animals might enhance disease severity as has been reported for concurrent babesiosis and Lyme disease [30,31], and may also have significant consequences in terms of tick-borne disease treatment and diagnosis

Among all infected ticks (120/267, 45% of all collected ticks) half were found to be co-infected (54 co-infected ticks out of 120 infected ticks) (Fig 3A): 9% carried DNA from two pathogen species, 6.7% carried DNA from three pathogens, 1.9% carried DNA from four pathogens, and 0.75% carried DNA from five different pathogens. When performing statistical analyses of bacterial associations, where only the five Borrelia species were included, five combinations were significant

https://journals.plos.org/plosntds/arti ... td.0004539
Henriëtte

Vrij vertaalde quotes:

Ziekte van Lyme: patiënten lopen 85% risico op meerdere microbiële infecties

'Borrelia kan individuen vatbaar maken voor polymicrobiële infecties omdat het het immuunsysteem van de gastheer kan onderdrukken, ondermijnen of moduleren om een ​​niche te creëren voor kolonisatie door andere microben, " merken de onderzoekers op in een studie gepubliceerd op 29 Oktober 2018 in wetenschappelijke rapporten.'

Bron: sciencesetavenir. fr, lees meer

Niche Partitioning of Borrelia burgdorferi and Borrelia miyamotoi in the Same Tick Vector and Mammalian Reservoir Species

Alan G. Barbour, Jonas Bunikis, [...], and Jean I. Tsao

Bron: NCBI, lees meer

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Co-infections

‘The ticks that carry the pathogen of Lyme disease can harbor many other organisms, some known to cause serious human disease…for patients who suffer these infections in combination with Lyme, illness can be especially severe. These infections don’t respond to all antibiotics used against Lyme disease’ –Literary and Investigative Science Journalist, Pamela Weintraub

A patient survey conducted by Caudwell LymeCo Charity, involved 500 patients and revealed that 95% of them were aware of at least one co-infection. It’s important to also note that a compromised immune system makes an excellent playing ground for opportunistic pathogens

Bron: Lymediseaseuk.com, lees meer

[Henriëtte]

Labor information Erreger Nachweis Zecken;

[quote]häufigFSME-VirusBorrelien Ehrlichienmöglich Anaplasmen Bartonellen Babesien Coxiella burnetii Rickettsien Francisella tularensissehr
selten bzw. kein Vorkommen in Deutschlandhämorrhagisches Krim-Kongo-Fieber-VirusKyasanur-Forest-VirusOmsk-hämorrhagi-sches-Fieber-VirusBorrelia duttonii[/quote]

https://www.labor-gaertner.de/uploads/m ... Zecken.pdf

Henriëtte

[Henriëtte]

Welke ziektes kun je krijgen van wilde knaagdieren?; 05-08-2020

ziekteverwekkers kunnen indirect naar mensen overgedragen worden, bijvoorbeeld via teken of vlooien die eerst een maaltijd op een geïnfecteerd knaagdier hebben gehad

https://www.rivm.nl/wilde-knaagdieren-e ... verwekkers

Henriëtte

[VerlorengezondheidM]

Co-infection of Ticks: The Rule Rather Than the Exception;

Ticks co-infection [12–18], and co-transmission of pathogens [19–28] might have important potential implications and hence be highly relevant to public health [29]. Indeed co-infection in humans and animals might enhance disease severity as has been reported for concurrent babesiosis and Lyme disease [30,31], and may also have significant consequences in terms of tick-borne disease treatment and diagnosis

Among all infected ticks (120/267, 45% of all collected ticks) half were found to be co-infected (54 co-infected ticks out of 120 infected ticks) (Fig 3A): 9% carried DNA from two pathogen species, 6.7% carried DNA from three pathogens, 1.9% carried DNA from four pathogens, and 0.75% carried DNA from five different pathogens. When performing statistical analyses of bacterial associations, where only the five Borrelia species were included, five combinations were significant

https://journals.plos.org/plosntds/arti ... td.0004539
Henriëtte

Multiple infections in questing nymphs and adult female Ixodes ricinus ticks collected in a recreational forest in Denmark

Kirstine Klitgaard Lene JungKjær Anastasia Isbrand Mette Frimodt Hansen Rene Bødker

Bron: Sciencedirect.com, lees meer