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following arboviral diseases: Zika
Virus Dengue fever Eastern Equine encephalitis West Nile
Chikungunya Rift
Valley Fever Because the
arboviral encephalitides...
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which is
transmitted by
means of
intimate physical contact. An
example of
arboviral transmission is the West Nile virus,
which usually is
incidentally transmitted...
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include vectors of
parasitic diseases such as
malaria and filariasis, and
arboviral diseases such as
yellow fever and
dengue fever. By
transmitting diseases...
- time-consuming), the
clinical similarity of
Oropouche fever to
other more
prevalent arboviral illnesses, and the fact that in many
cases there may be co-infection with...
- poliovirus, and
measles virus.
Additional possible viral causes are
arboviral flavivirus (St.
Louis encephalitis, West Nile virus),
bunyavirus (La Crosse...
- WE (July 2016). "ChikDenMaZika Syndrome: the
challenge of
diagnosing arboviral infections in the
midst of
concurrent epidemics".
Annals of
Clinical Microbiology...
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found in Asia,
Latin America, and
Northern Australia.
Chikungunya is an
arboviral disease transmitted by A.
albopictus and A.
aegypti mosquitoes. The virus...
- confusingly,
sandfly fever and three-day fever) is a vector-borne
febrile arboviral infection caused by
three serotypes of Phlebovirus. It
occurs in subtropical...
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substantially more
viral entries. By the
twelfth edition (1975)
there were 118
arboviral illnesses. The 16th
edition included "neoplastic,
malignant viral-****ociated...
- 2016). "Zika
fever and
congenital Zika syndrome: An
unexpected emerging arboviral disease". The
Journal of Infection. 72 (5): 507–524. doi:10.1016/j.jinf...
