ABO blood groups and cholera
D Barua, AS Paguio - Annals of human biology, 1977 - Taylor & Francis
D Barua, AS Paguio
Annals of human biology, 1977•Taylor & FrancisThe ABO blood group of 87 bacteriologically proven cases of cholera and 33
bacteriologically negative cholera-like diarrhoea cases was determined. When compared
with the normal blood group distribution in the population of the Philippines of the same
racial group to which the patients belonged, a relatively larger number of cases were found
to occur in individuals of group O and a lesser number in those of group A. A plea is made
for further studies on these lines to explain the host susceptibility in cholera and other acute …
bacteriologically negative cholera-like diarrhoea cases was determined. When compared
with the normal blood group distribution in the population of the Philippines of the same
racial group to which the patients belonged, a relatively larger number of cases were found
to occur in individuals of group O and a lesser number in those of group A. A plea is made
for further studies on these lines to explain the host susceptibility in cholera and other acute …
Summary
The ABO blood group of 87 bacteriologically proven cases of cholera and 33 bacteriologically negative cholera-like diarrhoea cases was determined. When compared with the normal blood group distribution in the population of the Philippines of the same racial group to which the patients belonged, a relatively larger number of cases were found to occur in individuals of group O and a lesser number in those of group A. A plea is made for further studies on these lines to explain the host susceptibility in cholera and other acute enterotoxigenic diarrhoeas.
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