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169.1.0.1 ð äžé éé»
- Salmonella enterica â gram - rod, motile, lactose -, oxidase -
- 2 ç
çš® categories:
- Typhoidal: S. Typhi, S. Paratyphi A/B/C â enteric fever (systemic), 人å³äºº (人 only host)
- Non-typhoidal Salmonella (NTS): > 2000 serovars (e.g. Typhimurium, Enteritidis) â gastroenteritis ± invasive disease; zoonotic (poultry, eggs, reptile, dairy)
- Typhoid fever:
- æœäŒ 5-21 d (avg 8-14)
- Step-wise fever, çžå° bradycardia (Faget sign), abdominal pain, rose spots, hepatosplenomegaly
- éå ± (notifiable globally)
- Complications: intestinal perforation (3rd wk Peyerâs patch), hemorrhage, sepsis
- 5% chronic carrier (gallbladder; âTyphoid Maryâ)
- Treatment: ceftriaxone or azithromycin (FQ æè¥å â S Asia XDR)
- Vaccines: Ty21a (oral, live), Vi polysaccharide (IM), Typbar-TCV (Vi-TT conjugate, ⥠6 mo, WHO prequalified 2018)
- NTS gastroenteritis:
- 6-72 hr onset, æ°Žç/è¡äŸ¿, è ¹ç, ç 24-48 hr
- Healthy adult: NO antibiotic (prolongs carriage)
- Invasive: bacteremia, endovascular focus (mycotic aneurysm in elderly atherosclerotic aorta!), osteomyelitis (sickle cell, infant)
- Indications for antibiotic: > 50, immunocompromise, sickle cell, prosthetic, severe, bacteremia
- Treatment: ceftriaxone or azithromycin
169.1.0.2 1ïžâ£ 现èåž
- Salmonella enterica â most clinical; S. bongori rare
- > 2500 serovars within S. enterica
- åçš± e.g. S. enterica serovar Typhi (= âS. Typhiâ 簡寫)
- Gram - rod, motile (flagella), facultative anaerobe
- Lactose - (most), H2S + (most NTS), urea -
- Antigens: O (somatic LPS), H (flagellar), Vi (capsule, Typhi)
169.1.0.3 2ïžâ£ Typhoid Fever (Enteric Fever)
169.1.0.3.1 æµè¡ç åž
- 11-21 million ç äŸ /yr globally, 110,000 æ»äº¡
- é«è² æ: South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh), Sub-Saharan Africa
- Spread: 飿°Ž fecal contamination; 人 only reservoir
- Typhoid Mary (1900s NY cook, asymptomatic carrier)
169.1.0.3.2 èšåº â Week-by-week (classic)
| Week | Sx |
|---|---|
| 1 | Step-wise fever 1°C/d, headache, malaise, relative bradycardia (Faget) |
| 2 | Rose spots (trunk, faint blanching macules), abdominal pain, splenomegaly, hepatomegaly, mental cloudiness |
| 3 | Complications: intestinal perforation (Peyerâs patch in distal ileum), hemorrhage, sepsis, encephalopathy, myocarditis |
| 4 | Resolution or relapse (~ 5-15%) |
169.1.0.3.3 Complications
- Intestinal perforation (1-5%) â æ¥ abdomen, peritonitis; surgical emergency
- Hemorrhage (lower GI, melena/hematochezia)
- Sepsis, shock, myocarditis, encephalopathy
- Pneumonia, meningitis, osteo, IE â rare
- Chronic carrier (5%): gallbladder, > 1 yr stool/urine carriage; risk of gallbladder CA
169.1.0.3.4 Dx
- Blood culture â best yield Week 1 (50-80% +); decreases later
- Stool culture â yield â Week 2-3 (~ 30%)
- Bone marrow culture â highest yield (90%+; gold standard) but invasive
- Widal test (serology) â limited utility, false +/- common
- PCR / Typhi Detect â emerging
- Blood + stool å send
169.1.0.3.5 Treatment
- Ceftriaxone 2 g IV qd à 10-14 d (first-line in resistant regions)
- Azithromycin 1 g PO qd à 5-7 d (uncomplicated)
Fluoroquinoloneâ resistance åš S Asia é« (50%+ in some)- XDR S. Typhi (Pakistan 2016-): å° 1st-line, FQ, 3rd-gen ceph éœ R â å¿ azithromycin (some R emerging) or carbapenem
- Dexamethasone adjunct for severe (Hoffman 1984): 3 mg/kg â 1 mg/kg q6h à 8 doses â é mortality
- Surgical: perforation
- Treat carrier: ciprofloxacin à 4 wk OR cholecystectomy
169.1.0.3.6 Prevention â Vaccines (2024)
| Vaccine | Type | Route | Schedule | Efficacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ty21a (Vivotif) | Live oral | PO | 4 doses every other day | ~ 50-60% over 5y |
| Vi polysaccharide (Typhim Vi) | IM | IM | Single, booster q2y | ~ 50-60% over 2y |
| Vi-TT conjugate (Typbar-TCV) | Conjugate | IM | Single ⥠6 mo | ~ 80% (children) |
| Tybar-TCV WHO prequalified 2018 | Booster decade |
- æ é to S Asia, Africa
- Endemic area children â WHOæš
- é« risk lab worker
169.1.0.4 3ïžâ£ Non-Typhoidal Salmonella (NTS)
169.1.0.4.1 Source
- Poultry, eggs (S. Enteritidis) â biggest
- Beef, pork, dairy, produce
- Reptiles (S. Typhimurium, Java) â pet turtle / iguana
- Pet é£ / 飌æ outbreaks
- Person-person rare (äœ-medium dose)
169.1.0.4.2 A. Gastroenteritis
- æœäŒ 6-72 hr
- 氎暣 â è¡äŸ¿ ± mucus, æ¥ cramping, ç, vomiting
- Self-limit 3-7 d
- Healthy adult: NO antibiotic (prolongs carriage + R selection)
169.1.0.4.3 B. Bacteremia (Invasive)
- 5-10% NTS gastroenteritis â bacteremia
- é« risk: è / 嬰 / immunocompromise / HIV / sickle cell / IBD / steroid / åç
- Sx: æçº fever + chills + ç¡ GI sx (sometimes)
- Endovascular focus 倧èŠ: mycotic aneurysm (atheromatous aorta), IE on damaged valve
169.1.0.4.4 C. Endovascular (Aortic Mycotic Aneurysm)
- Older atherosclerotic male â bacteremia â seed atheroma â mycotic aneurysm
- Sx: persistent bacteremia despite abx, back pain, pulsatile mass
- CT angiogram â emergent
- Surgical repair + 6 wk abx mandatory
- High mortality if missed (rupture)
169.1.0.4.5 D. Osteomyelitis
- Sickle cell disease â Salmonella is the most common cause (vs S. aureus in normals)
- Infant
- Vertebra in elderly atherosclerosis
169.1.0.4.6 E. Localized
- Cholecystitis (gallstone disease â carrier potential)
- Splenic abscess
- Septic arthritis
- Meningitis (neonates)
- Lung abscess (rare)
- UTI rare
169.1.0.4.7 Treatment â When + What
| Situation | Antibiotic? |
|---|---|
| Healthy adult gastroenteritis | NO |
| Age < 3 mo or > 50 | YES (prevent invasive) |
| Immunocompromise | YES |
| Sickle cell, prosthetic, atherosclerosis | YES |
| Severe sepsis | YES |
| Bacteremia | YES |
- Drugs: Ceftriaxone or ciprofloxacin (community); ESBL â carbapenem
- æçº bacteremia â endovascular workup (CT angio aorta + TEE)
- Aortic mycotic aneurysm: 6 wk abx + surgical repair
- Osteo: 4-6 wk
- Bacteremia: 14d (uncomplicated)