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Is Part Of	http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/adc/1997/volume_77/issue_4/w
Subject	Foodborne infections Original article reptiles pets salmonella infection Infection (gastroenterology)
Title	Salmonella infection acquired from reptilian pets
has manifestation of work	http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/adc/1997/volume_77/issue_4/B352E9EC8F50630FE053120B220A17F5/m/print http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/adc/1997/volume_77/issue_4/B352E9EC8F50630FE053120B220A17F5/m/web
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Abstract	Two children presented with signs and symptoms of gastroenteritis. Salmonella chameleon was isolated from the stool of one child and also from an iguana kept in the home as a pet. Salmonella arizonae was isolated from the stool of the other child and also from four snakes sharing the same household. Exotic reptiles are unsuitable pets to share the home environment with infants.
article type	research-article
is part of this journal	Archives of Disease in Childhood
PubMed ID	9389242

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