leptospira

• Genre de bactéries hélicoïdales (spirochètes) comprenant des agents pathogènes responsables de la leptospirose chez l'homme et les animaux, notamment la maladie de Weil et la fièvre des marais.

A genus of bacteria that includes important pathogens responsible for causing Weil's disease and canicola fever in humans and animals.

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   A genus of spiral-shaped bacteria that are important pathogens, causing diseases such as Weil's disease and canicola fever, typically transmitted through water contaminated by animal urine.

   Leptospire (bactérie pathogène)

   • The doctor diagnosed the patient with leptospira infection after exposure to floodwater.
   • Leptospira bacteria are often found in the kidneys of infected rodents.
   • Treatment for leptospira requires antibiotics such as doxycycline.