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117 | Airborne Bacteria, Viruses and Spores in poultry premises by High Efficiency Electrostatic Bacterial Air Sampler |
96 | Subdivision of hospital operating department in different areas depending on the biological risk for staff and patients |
95 | Muestreador microbiológico de aire TRIO.BAS TRIO para la detección de contaminación microbiana en salas limpias y entornos controlados. |
76 | SOP – Standard Operating Procedure for use, maintenance, calibration of “TRIO.BAS” microbiological air samplers |
51 | Training of personnel in Cleanroom, Isolator, RABS according USP 38 – The United States Pharmacopeial – Document (1116) Aseptic Processing Environments – Page 1195 |
Legionnaires’ disease was first recognized as a result of an outbreak of acute pneumonia that occurred at the Convention of the American Legion in Philadelphia USA in 1976. The route of infection has been recognized as the inhalation of small aerosol containing bacteria of the Legionella sp into the lungs of the host animal. The bacterium primarily responsible for this disease is Legionella pneumophila sero-group 1 Pontiac. It can result in typical Legionnaires’ disease an acute pneumonia with low attack rate and relatively high fatality rate or Pontiac fever, a mild non-pneumonia infection with a high attack rate.
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