Tom 10, Nr 2 (2017)
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Znaczenie kliniczne zakażeń wirusem Zachodniego Nilu w Europie w świetle doniesień prezentowanych na konferencji „Aktualne problemy dotyczące czynników zakaźnych przenoszonych przez krew” (10 marca 2017 r., Warszawa)
Journal of Transfusion Medicine 2017;10(2):63-66.
Streszczenie
Wirus Zachodniego Nilu (WNV) należy do wirusów RNA z rodziny Flaviviridae. Obecnie jest najszerzej rozpowszechnionym flawiwirusem na świecie. Wektorem wirusa na świecie są komary z gatunków Culex, a jego rezerwuarem — ptaki zamieszkujące tereny wilgotne. W pracy omówiono dane epidemiologiczne gorączki Zachodniego Nilu, obraz kliniczny, leczenie oraz diagnostykę. Zwrócono uwagę na znaczenie działań zapobiegawczych, szczególnie u kobiet w ciąży.
Słowa kluczowe: gorączka Zachodniego Niluepidemiologiaobraz klinicznyprofilaktyka
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