Salmonella Serotypes Isolated In Kashmir Valley During 1983-90

B. R Panhotra; B Desai; B Mahajan

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Year : 1990 | Volume : 8 | Issue : 1 | Page : 9-11

Salmonella Serotypes Isolated In Kashmir Valley During 1983-90

B. R Panhotra, B Desai, B Mahajan

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B. R Panhotra

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During the period of 1983-90, 339 strains of Salmonella were isolated from Kashmir valley. S, typhi was the commonest serotype among typhoid causing serotypes and S. typhimurium among gastroentritis causing serotypes. Only 8 strains of S.typhi were multi drug resistant. Phage type A was the commonest in this region. S.typhimurium strains had a high degree of multiple drug resistance. Multiple drug resistance was not encountered among other serotypes.

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