Some features of acute gastroenteritis caused by vibrio NAG

Abstract

In recent years, the attention of epidemiologists, microbiologists and clinicians has been attracted by vibrios that do not agglutinate with cholera O-serum (NAG vibrios). According to the description of a number of authors, NAG-infection often proceeds as gastroenteritis and enteritis. Mild and moderate forms prevail, with nausea, vomiting, loose stools from 2 to 10 times a day, moderate intoxication. However, in 3-5% of patients, the infection takes on severe forms, with signs of dehydration, which requires intensive rehydration therapy.

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