Two clinical cases of renal syndrome caused by Dobrava/Saaremaa hantaviruses imported to the Netherlands from Poland and Belarus, 2012–2014

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Infection Ecology and Epidemiology Pub Date : 2016-01-01 DOI:10.3402/iee.v6.30548

C. Geurtsvankessel, M. Goeijenbier, J. Verner-Carlsson, Eline Litjens, Willem-Jan W. Bos, S. Pas, M. Medonça Melo, M. Koopmans, Å. Lundkvist, C. Reusken

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Abstract

We report the rare event of two imported cases in the Netherlands presenting with renal syndrome caused by Dobrava (DOBV)/Saaremaa (SAAV) hantaviruses. DOBV/SAAV hantaviruses are not circulating in the Netherlands and their clinical manifestation is typically more severe than that of the endemic Puumala virus (PUUV). This report aims to increase awareness among healthcare professionals and diagnostic laboratories to consider different hantaviruses as a cause of renal failure.

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2012-2014年波兰、白俄罗斯输入荷兰的Dobrava/Saaremaa汉坦病毒致肾综合征2例临床报告

我们报告两例罕见的荷兰输入病例，呈现由Dobrava (DOBV)/Saaremaa (SAAV)汉坦病毒引起的肾脏综合征。DOBV/SAAV汉坦病毒在荷兰没有流行，其临床表现通常比地方性普马拉病毒(PUUV)更为严重。本报告旨在提高卫生保健专业人员和诊断实验室的意识，以考虑不同的汉坦病毒作为肾功能衰竭的原因。

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Infection Ecology and Epidemiology Environmental Science-Environmental Science (miscellaneous)

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8.70

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0.00%

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12 weeks

期刊介绍： Infection Ecology & Epidemiology aims to stimulate inter-disciplinary collaborations dealing with a range of subjects, from the plethora of zoonotic infections in humans, over diseases with implication in wildlife ecology, to advanced virology and bacteriology. The journal specifically welcomes papers from studies where researchers from multiple medical and ecological disciplines are collaborating so as to increase our knowledge of the emergence, spread and effect of new and re-emerged infectious diseases in humans, domestic animals and wildlife. Main areas of interest include, but are not limited to: 1.Zoonotic microbioorganisms 2.Vector borne infections 3.Gastrointestinal pathogens 4.Antimicrobial resistance 5.Zoonotic microbioorganisms in changing environment