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Transcript
Viral hemorrhagic fever
Dr. Fares
Agents
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Distinct viruses
Causes HF syndrome
All are SS RNA viruses with Lipid envelope
Families:
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Filoviridae
Flaviviridae
Arenaviridae
Bunyaviridae
Filoviridae
Ebola
Marburg virus
Flaviviridae
Yellow fever
Dengue fever
Arenaviridae
Lassa fever
Bunyaviridae
Hanta virus
Rift valley fever
Dx
• PCR
• ELISA
• Viral culture
Clinical syndrome
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Infectious does : 1-10 viruses (highly pathogenic)
Systemic illness + fever
Capillary dysfunction
Prostration
Shock
CNS Dysfunction
Bleeding: low platelets, endothelial dysfunction
-hemorrhagic rash, epitasis, hemoptysis
Ebola
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Discovered in 1976
IP: 2-21 days
-N, V, abdominal pain
-Fever, Weakness
-Organ failure + bleeding
Death in 60-90% of patients
Highly infectious
Modes of transmission:
-Person to person contact with blood or body
primates
No specific treatment, supportive care only
Major outbreak in west Africa
By end of Oct. 2014: 10,000 cases; half of them died
Reservoir: primates, bats
Vaccine: under development
fluids, contact with
Yellow fever
• Endemic in sub-Saharan Africa and South America
• Transmission by mosquito
• Mild (most common) –Severe (hepatitis,
bleeding, renal failure, shock, and death)
• Mortality: 5-20%
• Vaccine: the only one of the HF to have a vaccine
-live vaccine
-used with people traveling to endemic areas
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