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Risk Factors For Exposure To Leptospira And Potential Control Measures In Meat Workers In New Zealand | 17613
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Occupational Medicine & Health Affairs
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Leptospirosis is an endemic bacterial disease of sheep, beef cattle and deer in New Zealand and currently the most important
occupational zoonotic disease in meat-workers and farmers. The objectives of this study were to determine the incidence
of antibodies against Leptospira borgpetersenii sv Hardjobovis (Hardjobovis) and Leptospira interrogans sv Pomona (Pomona)
in meat workers, to estimate the relative risk of putative causes of infection with Leptospira, and to discuss potential control
measures.
We conducted a cohort study in 8 abattoirs slaughtering sheep, cattle or deer. Sera were collected twice from 592 participants
in 2008-2009 or 2009-2010 and tested by the Microscopic Agglutination Test for Pomona and Hardjo-bovis. Information on
risk factors including personal data, workplace, lifestyle and clinical history were recorded and analyzed by multifactorial
logistic regression.
Forty-nine of 592 (8%) participants seroconverted to either Pom and/or Har. Forty-seven of the newly infected persons
worked in sheep plants. In sheep plants, the annual meat plant specific infection risk was 12%. In workers of plants processing
other species, the incidence was 0% (deer) and 1.2% (mainly beef cattle). Risk factors for new infection in sheep plants were
worker position and time worked in the meat industry. Personal protective equipment did not show a protective effect in the
model.
The seroconversion demonstrated significant exposure to the two tested Leptospira serovars in sheep meat workers.
Possibilities to control Leptospira exposure are vaccination of lifestock in absence of a human vaccine, and may be changes in
the slaughter procedure, which will be discussed.
Biography
Anou Dreyfus is a Swiss veterinary epidemiologist working as a senior researcher and lecturer at the University of Zurich. She obtained her epidemiological training
at the Royal Veterinary College and School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in London (2005, postgraduate MSc) and at Massey University, New Zealand, where
she obtained a PhD on leptospirosis in humans and pastoral livestock in 2013. She gained national and international work experience in the field of public health,
working for the Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome (2003-04) and for the Federal Office of Public Health in Berne on pandemic influenza planning (2006-
08).
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