Salmonellosis (salmonella enterocolitis) 
    * Introduction 
    * Clinical manifestations and diagnosis 
    * Treatment 
Salmonellosis is an infection with Salmonella bacteria, the most common type of food infection. .  Most people infected develop diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps 12-72  hours after infectie.Afectiunea usually lasts 4-7 days and most  patients need no treatment. But to some people tend to be severe diarrhea and the patient requires hospitalization. The infection is transmitted by fecal-oral route through unwashed hands, contaminated food and water. The most common symptoms are diarrhea, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, fever, muscle aches and chills. Diagnosis of bacterial culture of stool is certainty. Complications of Salmonella infection include bacteremia,, boils away, the bones, joints, urinary tract and lungs. Treatment  is indicated for severe infections because the disease is  autolimitanta.Antibioticele used in such cases include: azithromycin,  ciprofloxacin. Mortality  resulting from severe dehydration and circulatory collapse, and  debility occurs in people, assets, elderly, children or  immunosuppressed. 
Pathogenesis Two  species cause typhoid Salmonella: Salmonella typhi and paratyphi, other  species live only in the digestive tract of humans and animals: cats,  sheep, goats, pigs and reptiles. Many of them cause infection in humans: S.enteritidis, S, heilderberg, S.typhimurium, S.cholareaesuis. Salmonella  transmission is fecal-oral route, through poor hygiene of hands, food,  water contaminata.Cea the most common source of Salmonella are eggs,  beef and sauces, seafood. Because  stomach acid destroys most bacteria ingested, it takes a large amount  of Salmonella to determine the mechanism of infection is ingestion  infectia.Dupa at enteroinvaziv, bacteria will attach to the intestinal  wall with spacializate structures called pili fimbriata and adhesion. I  endocitate lamina propria and transported, where eliberate.Aici will  induce an influx of macrophage-types identified, or  non-neutrophil-tifice.Inflamatia secretagogues and cause release of  vasoactive sunstante, which will initiate diarrhea, edema, hyperemia and  exudate intraluminal. Severity  of infection is determined not only by the virulence factors but also  the health of the host, as most exposed to severe clinical forms are  elderly, children, malnutrition, people with SLE, neoploasme and  immunosuppression. 
Risk Factors The following risk factors predisposing to infection with Salmonella: -Consumption of contaminated food and water, which had contact with fecal material, soil, contaminated water Contaminated food, the most common are: sauces, beef or pork, cream cakes, seafood -Contact with wild or domestic animals: sheep, goats, cattle, pigs, reptiles Poor hygiene, cooking places, hands -Old people, children, imunosupresatii: Drugs, HIV / AIDS, neoplasms, sickle cell anemia.
 
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