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The incidence of intestinal infections is estimated on the basis of notifications. This approach underestimates the actual burden of acute gastrointestinal infections (AGI) and foodborne diseases in the population because they capture only the reported cases, which are only part of the infected or diseased population.
The incidence of acute gastrointestinal infections (AGI) and foodborne diseases remains high. The most frequent is gastroenterocolitis of unknown etiology, followed by viral infections of the gut which are becoming increasingly important. Among bacterial infections Campylobacter infections prevail followed by infections caused by Clostridium difficile, Salmonella, adenoviruses and pathogenic E.coli.
The real burden of the CNB and foodborne diseases can be assessed only through research.



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Figure ZD21-1: Incidence of most frequently reported acute gastrointestinal infections (AGI) in Slovenia from 2002 to 2013
Sources:

National Institute of Public Health, 2003–2014.

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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
All notified gastrointestinal communicable diseases (GCD) No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 1001.9 947.3 943.8 814.2 899.3 1046.5 1118.2 936.3 997.5 1087.6
GCD , unknown pathogen No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 556.3 493.1 546.2 489.1 586.2 704.1 790.6 665.5 696.1 760.6
Salmonellosis No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 136.6 200.6 165.5 75.8 75.8 67.2 54 30.1 17 19.5
Rotavirosis No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 102 97 91.1 83.4 91.1 89.1 102.5 80.5 78 107.5
Campylobacteriosis No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 60.1 43.6 52 54.3 47.1 53.7 44 45.1 48.9 48
Other GCD with known pathogen No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 91.8 75 57.7 85.5 70 107 91 19.7 17.5 10.9
2012 2013
All notified gastrointestinal communicable diseases (GCD) No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 972.5 964.8
GCD , unknown pathogen No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 709.4 678
Salmonellosis No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 19.5 14.2
Rotavirosis No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 68.1 70.7
Campylobacteriosis No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 45.4 48.4
Other GCD with known pathogen No.of reported cases/100.000 inh. 4.3 7
Figure ZD21-2: Number of hospitalized cases of AGI in Slovenia in 2013
Sources:

National Institute of Public Health, 2014.

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No. of aplications No of cases/100.000 residents
All reported GCD No. of aplications 3438 167
GCD, unknown pathogen No. of aplications 1043 50.7
rotaviruses No. of aplications 849 41.2
campylobacters No. of aplications 430 20.9
noroviruses No. of aplications 433 21
Salmonella spp; typhus and paratyphus No. of aplications 162 7.9
E.coli No. of aplications 92 4.5
Cl difficile No. of aplications 204 9.9
adenoviruses No. of aplications 106 5.1
shigellas No. of aplications 4 0.2
Y. enterocolitica No. of aplications 12 0.6
hepatitis A virus No. of aplications 10 0.5
hepatitis E virus No. of aplications 1 0.1
parasites No. of aplications 12 0.6
other GCD with known pathogen No. of aplications 68 3.3
Figure ZD21-3: Incidence of Salmonella infections(number of infections/100.000 inhabitants), EU-27, from 2006 to 2011
Sources:

WHO, 2013.

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Austria No. of cases/100.000 inh. 60.2 43.1 27.9 NP 25.5 NP
Belgium No. of cases/100.000 inh. 35.1 37.4 7.7 NP NP NP
Bulgaria No. of cases/100.000 inh. 13.7 15.4 21.3 NP 16.2 NP
Cyprus No. of cases/100.000 inh. 12.5 20.8 21.3 17.2 16.4 NP
Czech Republic No. of cases/100.000 inh. 244.5 176.4 105.6 NP 82 NP
Denmark No. of cases/100.000 inh. 30.5 30.4 66.6 NP 28.8 NP
Estonia No. of cases/100.000 inh. 33.7 26.2 48.3 19.5 30.9 28.7
Finland No. of cases/100.000 inh. 48.7 51.8 58.9 NP 45.2 38.9
France No. of cases/100.000 inh. NP 9.1 11.8 NP 11.8 NP
Germany No. of cases/100.000 inh. 63.8 67.4 NP 38.4 NP NP
Greece No. of cases/100.000 inh. NP 6.6 7.3 3.6 2.6 NP
Hungary No. of cases/100.000 inh. 96.8 68.5 71.4 60.2 NP NP
Ireland No. of cases/100.000 inh. 10 10.5 10.2 NP 8 NP
Italy No. of cases/100.000 inh. 8 11.3 NP 6.7 4.9 NP
Latvia No. of cases/100.000 inh. 35 23.1 48.5 NP 42.5 NP
Lithuania No. of cases/100.000 inh. 104.8 69 94.1 NP 53.7 NP
Luxembourg No. of cases/100.000 inh. 64.7 33.5 32.1 27.5 37.5 NP
Malta No. of cases/100.000 inh. 15.8 19.6 34.5 NP 35.1 NP
Netherlands No. of cases/100.000 inh. NP NP NP NP NP NP
Poland No. of cases/100.000 inh. 34.7 30.4 NP 23.2 25 NP
Portugal No. of cases/100.000 inh. 3.9 4.3 NP 2 1.9 NP
Romania No. of cases/100.000 inh. 3 2.9 2.9 NP 6 NP
Slovakia No. of cases/100.000 inh. 161.7 169.6 134.3 NP 94.5 NP
Slovenia No. of cases/100.000 inh. 74.8 66 52.4 29.5 16.5 19.5
Spain No. of cases/100.000 inh. 11.3 8 8.4 9.2 9.6 NP
Sweden No. of cases/100.000 inh. 44.7 43 45.4 NP NP NP
United Kingdom No. of cases/100.000 inh. 22.5 21.5 18.7 NP 16.6 NP
Figure ZD21-4: Microbiological foodborne diseases per 100.000, EU-27, 2006-2011
Sources:

WHO, 2013.

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Belgium No. of cases/100.000 inh. 9.8 8 7.9 8.5 NP NP
Czech Republic No. of cases/100.000 inh. 574.7 534.4 426 416 432.1 437.6
Denmark No. of cases/100.000 inh. 98.5 110.8 139.9 109 109.9 103.4
Estonia No. of cases/100.000 inh. 8.3 2.1 9.9 23.2 11 9.8
Finland No. of cases/100.000 inh. 35.3 181.9 18.8 35 17.7 21.3
Germany No. of cases/100.000 inh. 63.9 67.4 52.3 38.4 31 138.3
Hungary No. of cases/100.000 inh. 68.1 11.5 19.8 8.4 11 10.8
Ireland No. of cases/100.000 inh. 54.2 55.8 52 50.2 46.9 61.1
Lithuania No. of cases/100.000 inh. 29.9 22.9 25.8 19.6 16.4 38.1
Luxembourg No. of cases/100.000 inh. 131.4 150.4 179.3 165.7 179.9 210.7
Malta No. of cases/100.000 inh. 43.3 60.9 55.3 68.8 82.5 80.6
Netherlands No. of cases/100.000 inh. 2.9 4.6 4.2 2.1 2.1 2.2
Romania No. of cases/100.000 inh. 11.1 10.9 8.3 5 2.5 3.4
Slovakia No. of cases/100.000 inh. 380 407.1 374 349.6 NP 421.6
Slovenia No. of cases/100.000 inh. 24.8 36.6 33.9 4.1 5.9 4.6
Spain No. of cases/100.000 inh. 23.9 18.6 16.4 16.2 15.9 17.3

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