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Published on: August 5, 2016

Neurobrucellosis.

Cristiane N Soares¹, Marcus Tulius T da Silva², Marco Antonio Lima³

¹Infectious Diseases Department (DIP 1) - Hospital Federal dos Servidores do Estado.

Current Opinion in Infectious Diseases

|April 24, 2023

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Neurobrucellosis, a complication of brucellosis affecting 4% of patients, presents with diverse neurological symptoms and can be misdiagnosed. Early recognition and antibiotic treatment are crucial for patient recovery and disease control.

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Infectious Diseases
Neurology
Zoonosis Research

Background:

Brucellosis is a prevalent global zoonotic disease affecting approximately 500,000 individuals annually.
Neurobrucellosis, a neurological complication, occurs in about 4% of brucellosis cases and is characterized by heterogeneous clinical presentations.
The non-specific symptoms of neurobrucellosis often lead to misdiagnosis with other infections.

Conclusions:

Neurobrucellosis is an often unrecognized and underreported global health concern.
Understanding its epidemiology is vital for effective disease eradication in humans and control in animals.
Prevention strategies focusing on occupational and food hygiene are essential for mitigating the spread of brucellosis and its neurological complications.