Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015

In 2015, most of the refugees arriving in Germany originated from countries with poor hygienic and sanitary conditions. Stool samples of 1,230 minor refugees unaccompanied by adults were investigated for possible parasites. was by far the most frequently detected parasite (n=165); all other parasit...

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Main Authors: Heudorf, Ursel, Karathana, Maria, Krackhardt, Bernhard, Huber, Meike, Raupp, Peter, Zinn, Christian
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Published: German Medical Science GMS Publishing House 2016-03-01
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Online Access:http://www.egms.de/static/en/journals/dgkh/2016-11/dgkh000265.shtml
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author Heudorf, Ursel
Karathana, Maria
Krackhardt, Bernhard
Huber, Meike
Raupp, Peter
Zinn, Christian
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Karathana, Maria
Krackhardt, Bernhard
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description In 2015, most of the refugees arriving in Germany originated from countries with poor hygienic and sanitary conditions. Stool samples of 1,230 minor refugees unaccompanied by adults were investigated for possible parasites. was by far the most frequently detected parasite (n=165); all other parasites were considerably less frequent and encountered in the following order: (n=23), (n=17), (n=8), and (n=1). was not detected among any of the screened refugees. Considerable differences in prevalence rates in refugees originating from different countries could be observed.
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spelling doaj.art-59030c27bc224a148c2f2a76b9b3f4242022-12-21T18:12:46ZdeuGerman Medical Science GMS Publishing HouseGMS Hygiene and Infection Control2196-52262016-03-0111Doc0510.3205/dgkh000265Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015Heudorf, Ursel0Karathana, Maria1Krackhardt, Bernhard2Huber, Meike3Raupp, Peter4Zinn, Christian5Public Health Department, Infectiology and Hygiene, Frankfurt/Main, GermanyPublic Health Department, Pediatrics, Frankfurt/Main, GermanyPublic Health Department, Pediatrics, Frankfurt/Main, GermanyPublic Health Department, Pediatrics, Frankfurt/Main, GermanyPublic Health Department, Pediatrics, Frankfurt/Main, GermanyCenter for Hygiene and Infection Prevention, Ingelheim, GermanyIn 2015, most of the refugees arriving in Germany originated from countries with poor hygienic and sanitary conditions. Stool samples of 1,230 minor refugees unaccompanied by adults were investigated for possible parasites. was by far the most frequently detected parasite (n=165); all other parasites were considerably less frequent and encountered in the following order: (n=23), (n=17), (n=8), and (n=1). was not detected among any of the screened refugees. Considerable differences in prevalence rates in refugees originating from different countries could be observed.http://www.egms.de/static/en/journals/dgkh/2016-11/dgkh000265.shtmlrefugeesunaccompanied minor refugeesparasites
spellingShingle Heudorf, Ursel
Karathana, Maria
Krackhardt, Bernhard
Huber, Meike
Raupp, Peter
Zinn, Christian
Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015
GMS Hygiene and Infection Control
refugees
unaccompanied minor refugees
parasites
title Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015
title_full Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015
title_fullStr Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015
title_full_unstemmed Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015
title_short Surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to Germany in 2015
title_sort surveillance for parasites in unaccompanied minor refugees migrating to germany in 2015
topic refugees
unaccompanied minor refugees
parasites
url http://www.egms.de/static/en/journals/dgkh/2016-11/dgkh000265.shtml
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