Hallazgos clínicos y paraclínicos y su correlación con la detección molecular de Chlamydiapsittaci en aves Psitácidas del centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Distrito y una aproximación a los posibles riegos de salud pública
La clamidiasis aviar o psitacosis, causada por la bacteria Chlamydia psittaci, es una enfermedad zoonótica infecciosa que afecta a gran cantidad de aves. Existen múltiples reportes a nivel mundial sobre la bacteria en aves psitácidas, sin embargo, en el país hay pocas investigaciones. Ante esta situ...
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Hallazgos clínicos y paraclínicos y su correlación con la detección molecular de Chlamydiapsittaci en aves Psitácidas del centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Distrito y una aproximación a los posibles riegos de salud pública |
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Hallazgos clínicos y paraclínicos y su correlación con la detección molecular de Chlamydiapsittaci en aves Psitácidas del centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Distrito y una aproximación a los posibles riegos de salud pública |
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Hallazgos clínicos y paraclínicos y su correlación con la detección molecular de Chlamydiapsittaci en aves Psitácidas del centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Distrito y una aproximación a los posibles riegos de salud pública |
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Hallazgos clínicos y paraclínicos y su correlación con la detección molecular de Chlamydiapsittaci en aves Psitácidas del centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Distrito y una aproximación a los posibles riegos de salud pública |
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Hallazgos clínicos y paraclínicos y su correlación con la detección molecular de Chlamydiapsittaci en aves Psitácidas del centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Distrito y una aproximación a los posibles riegos de salud pública |
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Moyano Ayala, Norela |
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Falla Beltrán, Ana Carolina, dir. |
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Zoonosis Chlamydophila psittaci Psittaciformes Aves |
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Chlamydophila psittaci Psittaciformes Aves |
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La clamidiasis aviar o psitacosis, causada por la bacteria Chlamydia psittaci, es una enfermedad zoonótica infecciosa que afecta a gran cantidad de aves. Existen múltiples reportes a nivel mundial sobre la bacteria en aves psitácidas, sin embargo, en el país hay pocas investigaciones. Ante esta situación, este estudio es uno de los primeros en Colombia en abordar el manejo de las aves psitácidas expuestas a C. psittaci. En este trabajo se estudian algunas variables epidemiológicas, signos clínicos, hallazgos de hematología y coprología en aves y su correlación con el hallazgo de Chlamydia psittaci en pruebas moleculares en 177 aves del estudio de Ruiz (2020). Adicionalmente, en vista del potencial zoonótico, se realizó la aproximación al riesgo de salud pública en 21 trabajadores del Centro de Fauna Silvestre Temporal de Bogotá. Como resultado, se obtuvo que la frecuencia respiratoria baja fue significativa para los resultados (hisopado cloacal, materia fecal y consolidado); y la presencia de plumaje quebrado fue significativa para los resultados de las muestras de hisopado cloacal. En las pruebas hematológicas dos aves presentaron varios hallazgos relacionados con la infección y en las pruebas coprológicas no se encontró ningún hallazgo relacionado. Por su parte, respecto a los trabajadores del centro se obtuvo una alta presencia de la bacteria (85,7%) y varios aspectos epidemiológicos relacionados con los resultados positivos para la infección. A partir del estudio se generó un protocolo para el manejo y la toma de muestras aplicable a los distintos centros que manejan aves psitácidas bajo cuidado humano y fue posible dilucidar la importancia de una metodología de manejo estandarizada y de un examen clínico cuidadoso en aves psitácidas positivas a Chlamydia psittaci |
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Falla Beltrán, Ana Carolina, dir.Moyano Ayala, NorelaBogotá, Colombia2021-02-10T16:25:15Z2021-02-10T16:25:15Z2021-02https://repository.udca.edu.co/handle/11158/3808Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas y AmbientalesUDCArepository.udca.edu.coLa clamidiasis aviar o psitacosis, causada por la bacteria Chlamydia psittaci, es una enfermedad zoonótica infecciosa que afecta a gran cantidad de aves. Existen múltiples reportes a nivel mundial sobre la bacteria en aves psitácidas, sin embargo, en el país hay pocas investigaciones. Ante esta situación, este estudio es uno de los primeros en Colombia en abordar el manejo de las aves psitácidas expuestas a C. psittaci. En este trabajo se estudian algunas variables epidemiológicas, signos clínicos, hallazgos de hematología y coprología en aves y su correlación con el hallazgo de Chlamydia psittaci en pruebas moleculares en 177 aves del estudio de Ruiz (2020). Adicionalmente, en vista del potencial zoonótico, se realizó la aproximación al riesgo de salud pública en 21 trabajadores del Centro de Fauna Silvestre Temporal de Bogotá. Como resultado, se obtuvo que la frecuencia respiratoria baja fue significativa para los resultados (hisopado cloacal, materia fecal y consolidado); y la presencia de plumaje quebrado fue significativa para los resultados de las muestras de hisopado cloacal. En las pruebas hematológicas dos aves presentaron varios hallazgos relacionados con la infección y en las pruebas coprológicas no se encontró ningún hallazgo relacionado. Por su parte, respecto a los trabajadores del centro se obtuvo una alta presencia de la bacteria (85,7%) y varios aspectos epidemiológicos relacionados con los resultados positivos para la infección. A partir del estudio se generó un protocolo para el manejo y la toma de muestras aplicable a los distintos centros que manejan aves psitácidas bajo cuidado humano y fue posible dilucidar la importancia de una metodología de manejo estandarizada y de un examen clínico cuidadoso en aves psitácidas positivas a Chlamydia psittaciAvian chlamydia or psittacosis, caused by the bacteria Chlamydia psittaci, is an infectious zoonotic disease that affects large numbers of birds. There are multiple reports worldwide about this bacteria in psittacine birds, however, there are few researches in the country. Given this situation, this study is one of the first in Colombia to address the management of psittacine birds exposed to C. psittaci. This work studies some epidemiological variables, clinical signs, findings of hematology and coprology samples in birds and its correlation with the finding of Chlamydia psittaci in molecular tests in 177 birds of Ruiz's study (2020). Additionally, considering the zoonotic potential, the public health risk was addressed in 21 workers of the Temporary Wildlife Center of Bogotá. As a result, low respiratory frequency was significant for the results (cloacal swab, fecal and consolidated matter); and the presence of broken plumage was significant for the results of the cloacal swab samples. Two birds presented several findings related to infection on hematological tests and no related findings were found on stool tests. On the other hand, regarding the workers of the center, there was a high presence of the bacteria (85.7%) and several epidemiological aspects related to the positive results for the infection. 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