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Hantavirus infection during a stay in a mountain hut in Northern Slovakia

H. Zelena, V. Zvolankova, J. Zuchnicka, K. Liszkova, A. Papa,

. 2011 ; 83 (3) : 496-500.

Language English Country United States

Document type Case Reports, Journal Article

Persistent link   https://www.medvik.cz/link/bmc12028447

Hantaviruses in Europe cause human hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) with various degree of severity. The most severe form is caused by the Dobrava/Belgrade virus (DOBV), associated with the rodent Apodemus flavicollis. During the last decade cases of infection caused by DOBV have been reported in Central Europe. The present study is a report on two Czech patients with severe HFRS who were infected during their stay in a mountain hut in Northern Slovakia. The two patients, combined with a third case observed in the same year in a nearby village in the Czech Republic, suggest that this region in Central Europe has to be considered as endemic for HFRS.

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