An apparent increase in the incidence of S. Brandenburg in New Zealand, coupled with the
possibility that the virulence of the organism may also be changing, prompted this study …

Background Salmonella Brandenburg has previously been an infrequent human pathogen
in New Zealand, however a marked increase in human isolates has been noted since 1996 …

Salmonella enterica serotype Bredeney has emerged as the third most commonly identified
serotype among human clinical isolates referred to the Irish National Salmonella Reference …

Objectives. To employ a combination of phenotypic and genotypic subspecies typing
methods to aid in an epidemiological investigation of an outbreak of Salmonella bredeney …

ABSTRACT Salmonella enterica serotypes Derby, Mbandaka, Montevideo, Livingstone, and
Senftenberg were among the 10 most prevalent serotypes isolated from farm animals in …

Identifying rare Salmonella serotypes by conventional serotyping can be a problem for
diagnostic or reference microbiology laboratories. We report two cases of the seldom …

Among 622 cultures of Salmonella montevideo, 27 biotypes belonging to two biogroups
were recognized. One biogroup (10di) was predominant in all animals in Scotland but only …

OBJECTIVES: Review of all Salmonella infections diagnosed in the Cambridge area over 10
years. METHODS: All Salmonella enterica isolated in the Clinical Microbiology Laboratory …

Salmonellosis caused by enteropathogens of the genus Salmonella is a major public health
concern in Australia. Serotyping is usually performed in enteric reference laboratories for the …

In Switzerland in 1992 there was a prolonged series of outbreaks of human salmonellosis
caused by a previously rare serotype, Salmonella brandenburg. In order to examine the …