%0 Journal Article
%T CAMPYLOBACTERIOSIS: IMPORTANCE OF STRENGTHENING SURVEILLANCE AND REPORTED FOODBORNE DISEASE CONTROL WITHIN EUROPEAN UNION
%A Lucia Zele¨¾¨¢kov¨¢
%A Jana £¿iarovsk¨¢
%A Dagmar Kozelov¨¢
%A Ladislav Mura
%J Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Food Sciences
%D 2012
%I Slovak University of Agriculture
%R 13385178
%X The aim of the work was to analyze the changes in the epidemiology of campylobacteriosis diseases in Slovakia over the past 10 years and evaluate them in the context of epidemiological changes comparing to the EU. Campylobacteriosis (A045) belong to the diseases with the highest morbidity in Slovakia. Campylobacteriosis remained by far the most frequently reported zoonotic disease in humans in Slovakia as well as in EU. For the period of 2001-2010 was reported in Slovakia25 574 campylobacteriosis cases. Most diseases were reported in 2010 with the number 4591 (84.63 morbidity/100 000 inhabitants). Increase in morbidity is evident since 2003 with an average annual increase of 22%. We focused on more in-depth epidemiological analysis of campylobacteriosis cases in Slovak republic in relation to the infection agens and the outbreak of disease transmission mechanism, age and gender, location and seasonality of disease.
%K campylobacteriosis
%K changes in epidemiology
%K Slovak Republic
%K European Union
%K statistical analysis
%U http://www.jmbfs.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Zelenakova.pdf