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1ïžâ£ MSM-associated Shigellosis
- HIV +/- both at risk
- Anal-oral contact transmission
- å€ R strains circulating (CDC alerts 2014, 2017, 2024)
- Azithromycin + ceftriaxone empirically
- Screen + counsel HIV / STD
- Outbreak alert system globally
2ïžâ£ æè¥ Trends
- TMP-SMX, ampicillin: æ® R
- FQ: rising R, especially Asia (Pakistan reported XDR 2020s)
- Azithromycin: rising R in MSM clusters
- Ceftriaxone: still mostly S; carbapenem reserved
- WHO monitors via GISP-equivalent for Shigella
3ïžâ£ Reactive Arthritis (Reiterâs)
- Post-Shigella + Campylobacter + Yersinia + Salmonella + Chlamydia trachomatis
- 1-4 weeks after
- HLA-B27 (50% of patients carry)
- Triad: arthritis (oligoarticular lower-extremity asymmetric) + conjunctivitis/iritis + urethritis (âcanât see, canât pee, canât climb treeâ)
- Self-limit äœ some chronic
- NSAID + steroid injection; biologics rare
4ïžâ£ HUS in Shigella
- S. dysenteriae 1 primarily (Stx-2 producer)
- More likely in children, sub-Saharan endemic
- Triad: hemolytic anemia + thrombocytopenia + AKI
- Supportive; eculizumab (atypical HUS) sometimes used
- Antibiotic controversial â Shigella unlike STEC may not worsen; some give ceftriaxone
5ïžâ£ Ekiri Syndrome
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ç«¥ in Asia (Japan)
- æ¥ convulsion + coma + hyperthermia + æ» in hours
- çæ£ cause unclear (cytokine? toxin?)
- High mortality
- ICU supportive
6ïžâ£ Vaccines in Development
- WHO priority â > 200,000 child deaths / yr globally
- Multiple candidates: Sf2a (Sanofi), Wraps, GVGH
- Phase 2/3 trials ongoing
- Conjugate or live-attenuated approaches
7ïžâ£ å¥ä¿ / Taiwan
- éå ± (notifiable)
- Rare local in Taiwan; mostly imported S Asia / SE Asia
- å¥ä¿ ceftriaxone / azithromycin / cipro covered
- é£ç©äžæ¯ outbreak â Public Health investigation
- Daycare clusters â exclusion + sanitation review
8ïžâ£ Outbreak Response
- WGS for cluster identification + source trace
- Public Health collaboration
- Daycare/school exclusion until 2 - stool cx
- MSM clusters â community education + PrEP discussion