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Risk of Potentially Rabid Animal Exposure among Foreign Travelers in Southeast Asia 英文参考文献.doc

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Risk of Potentially Rabid Animal Exposure among Foreign Travelers in Southeast Asia 英文参考文献

RiskofPotentiallyRabidAnimalExposureamong ForeignTravelersinSoutheastAsia WatcharapongPiyaphanee1*,ChatpornKittitrakul1,SaranathLawpoolsri2,PhilippeGautret3, WataruKashino1,WaralukTangkanakul4,PrangthipCharoenpong5,ThitiyaPonam5,SudaSibunruang6, WeerapongPhumratanaprapin1,TerapongTantawichien7 1DepartmentofClinicalTropicalMedicine,FacultyofTropicalMedicine,MahidolUniversity,Bangkok,Thailand,2DepartmentofTropicalHygiene,FacultyofTropical Medicine,MahidolUniversity,Bangkok,Thailand,3InstitutHospitalo-UniversitaireenMaladiesInfectieusesetTropicales,Ho?pitalNord,Marseille,France,4Suvarnabhumi PortHealthOffice,BureauofGeneralCommunicableDiseases,DepartmentofDiseaseControl,MinistryofPublicHealth,BangPhli,SamutPrakan,Thailand,5Hospitalfor Tropical Diseases, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand, 6Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, the Thai Red Cross Society, Bangkok, Thailand,7DivisionofInfectiousDiseases,DepartmentofMedicine,FacultyofMedicine,KingChulalongkornMemorialHospital,Bangkok,Thailand Abstract Background:EachyearmillionsoftravelersvisitSoutheastAsiawhererabiesisstillprevalent.Thisstudyaimedtoassessthe risk of rabies exposure, i.e., by being bitten or licked by an animal, among travelers in Southeast Asia. The secondary objectivewastoassesstheirattitudesandpracticesrelatedtorabies. Methodology/PrincipalFindings:ForeigntravelersdepartingtothedestinationoutsideSoutheastAsiawereinvitedtofill out the study questionnaire in the departure hall of Bangkok International Airport. They were asked about their demographicprofile,travelcharacteristics,pre-travelhealthpreparations,theirpossibleexposureandtheirpracticesrelated to rabies during this trip. From June 2010 to February 2011, 7,681 completed questionnaires were collected. Sixty-two percentofthetravelersweremale,andthemedianagewas32years.34.0%oftheparticipantswerefromWestern/Central Europe,while32.1%werefromEastAsia.Upto59.3%hadsoughthealthinformationbeforethistrip.Travelclinicswerethe so