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Rekomendacje dotyczące ograniczania przenoszenia wirusa Zachodniego Nilu (WNV) przez transfuzje krwi oraz jej składników na terenie Polski

Piotr Grabarczyk1, Jowita Niczyporuk2, Piotr Czupryna3, Elżbieta Lachert4, Magdalena Łętowska4
Journal of Transfusion Medicine 2020;13(4):228-238.

Streszczenie

Od wielu lat wirus Zachodniego Nilu znajduje się w centrum zainteresowania transfuzjologów ze względu na udokumentowane przenoszenie przez transfuzje krwi oraz jej składników. W ostatnich latach obserwuje się okresowe zwiększanie liczby zakażeń w Europie (2018 r.) oraz ogniska zakażeń wśród zwierząt oraz u ludzi na terenach, na których dotychczas obecność wirusa nie była obserwowana. W niniejszej pracy dokonano aktualizacji danych dotyczących biologii oraz epidemiologii wirusa Zachodniego Nilu prezentowanych w publikacji „Journal of Transfusion Medicine” [1] oraz przedstawiono propozycje postępowania mającego na celu zapobieganiu przenoszenia wirusa przez transfuzje na wypadek pojawienia się zakażeń ludzi na terenie Polski. Zalecenia krajowe powstały na podstawie rekomendacji międzynarodowych, w wyniku współpracy transfuzjologów ze specjalistami chorób zakaźnych oraz z ośrodkami naukowymi monitorującymi epidemiologie wirusa.

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