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Doença febril aguda causada por Rickettsia akari, transmitida de seu hospedeiro roedor pelo ácaro do rato doméstico Liponyssoides sanguineus. Uma lesão cutânea inicial no local da picada do ácaro, frequentemente associada a linfadenopatia, é seguida por febre; aparece uma erupção cutânea disseminada, que geralmente não envolve as palmas das mãos e as plantas dos pés, e dura apenas alguns dias. A morte é incomum. | |||
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An acute febrile disease caused by Rickettsia akari, which is transmitted from its rodent host by the house-mouse mite Liponyssoides sanguineus. An initial skin lesion at the site of a mite bite, often associated with lymphadenopathy, is followed by fever; a disseminated skin rash appears, which generally does not involve the palms and the soles, and lasts only a few days. Death is uncommon. | |||
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An acute febrile disease caused by Rickettsia akari, which is transmitted from its rodent host by the house-mouse mite Liponyssoides sanguineus. An initial skin lesion at the site of a mite bite, often associated with lymphadenopathy, is followed by fever; a disseminated skin rash appears, which generally does not involve the palms and the soles, and lasts only a few days. Death is uncommon.
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| English | Rickettsialpox |
An acute febrile disease caused by Rickettsia akari, which is transmitted from its rodent host by the house-mouse mite Liponyssoides sanguineus. An initial skin lesion at the site of a mite bite, often associated with lymphadenopathy, is followed by fever; a disseminated skin rash appears, which generally does not involve the palms and the soles, and lasts only a few days. Death is uncommon. |
