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Infectious Causes of Encephalitis and Meningoencephalitis in Thailand, 2003–2005
Acute encephalitis is a severe neurologic syndrome. Determining etiology from among ≈100 possible agents is difficult. To identify infectious etiologies of encephalitis in Thailand, we conducted surveillance in 7 hospitals during July 2003–August 2005 ...
Sonja J. Olsen +16 more
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O Brasil e a medicina tropical
São feitas considerações sobre o papel das endemias tropicais no desenvolvimento da sociedade brasileira. Aborda-se a atualidade das pesquisas que tratam da temática das doenças infecciosas. Comparando o significado para o primeiro mundo, conclui-se pela
Oswaldo Paulo Forattini
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Spectrum of Viral Pathogens in Blood of Malaria-Free Ill Travelers Returning to Canada
Malaria is the most common specific cause of fever in returning travelers, but many other vectorborne infections and viral infections are emerging and increasingly encountered by travelers.
Ruwandi Kariyawasam +6 more
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Tropical medicine in and out of the tropics
D.J. Weatherall +20 more
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Decolonisation initiatives at the Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp, Belgium: ready for change? [PDF]
Affun-Adegbulu C +9 more
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In Memoriam: Jay Stephen Keystone (1943–2019)
David O. Freedman
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Introduction: Snakebites are life-threatening injuries that need quick intensive care. Minas Gerais has one of the highest incidences of Snakebites in Brazil. The main problems related to snakebites are underreporting and treatment delay.
Samir Charride Vilas Boas Késsimos de Salles +3 more
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Background and Clinical Significance: Furuncular myiasis is a tropical parasitic skin infestation caused by dipterous fly larvae, most commonly affecting travellers to endemic regions. While returning travellers typically present with one or few lesions,
Diva Jhaveri +2 more
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