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1 ients with cat bites and 28.7% of those with dog bites.

2 lly reduce the US mortality rates related to dog bites.

3 ic pathogen typically associated with cat or dog bites.

4 iation levels were related to higher rats of dog bites.

5 otic pathogens traditionally associated with dog bites.

6 es were the most frequent isolates from both dog bites (50 percent) and cat bites (75 percent).

7 ite," "dog," and "man," we can think about a dog biting a man, or a man biting a dog.

8 The incidence of dog bite admissions rose from 6.34 (95%CI 6.12-6.56) in

9 The infected wounds of 50 patients with dog bites and 57 patients with cat bites yielded a media

10 were women, compared to 64.5% of those with dog bites and depression.

11 were 750 patients with cat bites, 1,108 with dog bites, and approximately 117,000 patients with depre

12 eurella canis was the most common isolate of dog bites, and Past. multocida subspecies multocida and

13 Rabies, post-traumatic stress disorder from dog bites, and salmonellosis associated with pet reptile

14 National Health Service (NHS) hospitals for dog bites, and to estimate their annual direct health ca

15 r 30 families from suffering traumatic rabid dog bites annually on Pemba island.

16 Dog bites are a global health issue that can lead to sev

17 e canine rabies virus variant is endemic and dog bites are common.

18 Maiming and death due to dog bites are uncommon but preventable tragedies.

19 n programme with respect to the treatment of dog bites, ensuring availability of PEP, and continuing

20 We estimated that for each US dog bite fatality there are about 670 hospitalizations a

21 We find that the rates of dogs biting humans increases with increasing temperature

22 investigate if also the day-to-day rates of dogs biting humans is influenced by environmental factor

23 69,525 reports of dogs biting humans, sourced from public records on anima

24 isk for rabies bites, need to recognize that dog bites in children appear to cause post-traumatic str

25 Dog bites in children with resultant post-traumatic stre

26 Dog bite injuries are an important source of injury in t

27 njuries occur frequently, but how frequently dog bite injuries necessitate medical attention at a hos

28 This represents approximately 914 new dog bite injuries requiring ED visits per day.

29 y Surgery Services treated 228 patients with dog bite injuries; for 82 of those patients, the breed o

30 ra causing severe infections in humans after dog bites or scratches, has a lipopolysaccharide (LPS) (

31 dog campaigns were particularly sensitive to dog bite rate, and during wildlife campaigns to animal c

32 posure history, 6 cases were attributable to dog bites received in foreign countries and 1 was attrib

33 Dog bite related hospital admissions have increased sole

34 Improved surveillance and prevention of dog bite-related injuries, particularly among children,

35 ized, adjusted, and weighted estimate of new dog bite-related injury visits to US EDs was 333687, a r

36 Because humans get rabies primarily through dog bites, stray dog population control and mass or mand

37 Dog bites that result in injuries occur frequently, but

38 Incidence of dog bites treated in EDs, defined as a cause of injury r

39 During the study period, 1478 dog bites were reported to HARSP for assessment.

40 ves postexposure vaccination of humans after dog bites, whereas potential supplemental approaches inc

41 nts admitted to a level I trauma center with dog bites would have severe injuries and that the graves

42 possibility that similar strains from cat or dog bite wound infections have been underreported.

43 des forsythus strains recovered from cat and dog bite wound infections in humans (n = 3), monkey oral

44 onas species recovered from infected cat and dog bite wounds in humans and eight American Type Cultur

45 sly, S. intermedius has been associated with dog bite wounds, catheter-related injuries, and surgery.