Argentinian haemorrhagic fever (Q38244): Difference between revisions

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+Doença endêmica dos pampas argentinos, que é causada por uma infecção pelo vírus Junín e caracterizada por manifestações hemorrágicas e neurológicas e alta letalidade (10-30%). A doença começa com uma fase prodrômica de 6 a 14 dias. A febre hemorrágica argentina se apresenta com febre, mialgia, eritema, injeção conjuntival, sangramento uterino não menstrual, epistaxe, hematêmese, melena, hematúria ou choque. Cerca de 20-30% dos pacientes avançam para uma fase neurológica e hemorrágica. Os sobreviventes têm um longo período de convalescença. A transmissão ocorre por inalação, consumo ou contato direto com excreções e fluidos corporais de roedores infectados. O diagnóstico ocorre pela identificação do vírus Junín em amostras de sangue ou secreções mucosas.
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+A disease endemic to the Argentine Pampas that is caused by an infection with Junín virus and that is characterised by haemorrhagic and neurological manifestations and high lethality (10-30%). The disease begins with a 6-14 day-lasting prodromic phase. Argentinian haemorrhagic fever presents with fever, myalgia, erythema, conjunctival injection, non-menstrual uterine bleeding, epistaxis, haematemesis, melena, haematuria, or shock. Around 20-30% of patients advance to a neurological and haemorrhagic phase. Survivors have a long convalescence period. Transmission occurs by inhalation, consumption, or direct contact with excretions and bodily fluids from infected rodents. Diagnosis occurs by identification of Junín virus from blood or mucosal secretions samples.
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Latest revision as of 03:11, 13 August 2026

A disease endemic to the Argentine Pampas that is caused by an infection with Junín virus and that is characterised by haemorrhagic and neurological manifestations and high lethality (10-30%). The disease begins with a 6-14 day-lasting prodromic phase. Argentinian haemorrhagic fever presents with fever, myalgia, erythema, conjunctival injection, non-menstrual uterine bleeding, epistaxis, haematemesis, melena, haematuria, or shock. Around 20-30% of patients advance to a neurological and haemorrhagic phase. Survivors have a long convalescence period. Transmission occurs by inhalation, consumption, or direct contact with excretions and bodily fluids from infected rodents. Diagnosis occurs by identification of Junín virus from blood or mucosal secretions samples.

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English	Argentinian haemorrhagic fever	A disease endemic to the Argentine Pampas that is caused by an infection with Junín virus and that is characterised by haemorrhagic and neurological manifestations and high lethality (10-30%). The disease begins with a 6-14 day-lasting prodromic phase. Argentinian haemorrhagic fever presents with fever, myalgia, erythema, conjunctival injection, non-menstrual uterine bleeding, epistaxis, haematemesis, melena, haematuria, or shock. Around 20-30% of patients advance to a neurological and haemorrhagic phase. Survivors have a long convalescence period. Transmission occurs by inhalation, consumption, or direct contact with excretions and bodily fluids from infected rodents. Diagnosis occurs by identification of Junín virus from blood or mucosal secretions samples.