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Lujo mammarenavirus

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315:, with one virus in the family having a bat reservoir. Contact with an infected rodent host, its urine or fecal matter, inhalation of dust with virus particles, or eating food containing remnants of the virus can result in human infection. Transmission can also occur via human-to-human contact, as evidenced by the 5 cases from 2008, but it is still not completely clear how the first case was contracted. Both bats and rodents should be considered possible contact points, just to be safe. Though it is not known for sure, it is speculated that the human-to-human transmission occurs from contact with bodily fluids. The incubation period is expected to be 7–13 days. 35: 235:
then went into respiratory distress, displayed neurological problems, and had circulatory issues that resulted in collapse. The discovery of this novel virus was described following a highly fatal nosocomial (hospital) outbreak of VHF in Johannesburg. The identification of this virus was the first new arenavirus discovered in over 40 years.
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In-depth research into Lujo virus and its treatment have been difficult because of the lack of economic and cultural stability of the regions where the only known cases have occurred. Under Treatment with oral ribavirin treatment, the patient 5 continued to deteriorate but the treatment shifted to
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VHF symptoms appear similar to other viruses of the same family, such as Lassa fever. The known symptoms include swelling in the neck and face, sore throat, diarrhea, and a rash resembling measles on the face and body. Blood tests of those infected revealed elevated liver values, white blood cell
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Only 5 cases of this virus have ever been reported; all 5 were identified in September and October 2008, and 4 were fatal. Those infections that proved fatal caused death within 10–13 days of showing symptoms. All four patients in which infection proved fatal first showed signs of improvement and
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that nursed the patient on the flight to South Africa also fell ill and was also brought to Johannesburg for medical treatment. At this time the connection between these two patients was recognized by the attending
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The first case was a female travel agent who lived in the outskirts of Lusaka. She developed a fever which grew worse with time. She was evacuated to Johannesburg for medical treatment. Almost two weeks later, the
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on day 8 it seemed to have cured the only surviving patient with Lujo Virus, but because the 5 affected in 2008 have been the only cases identified, there has not been much opportunity for further research.
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This virus has been associated with an outbreak of five cases of VHF in September and October 2008. In four cases (80% of total known infections) the infection was fatal. The fifth case was treated with
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in the Johannesburg hospital. Together with the NICD-NHLS the clinical syndrome of VHF was recognized and specimens from the second patient were submitted for laboratory confirmation. In addition, a
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Sewlall, Nivesh H.; Richards, Guy; Duse, Adriano; Swanepoel, Robert; Paweska, Janusz; Blumberg, Lucille; Dinh, Thu Ha; Bausch, Daniel (2014-01-01).
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that had contact with the first patient also fell ill. A second nurse was infected through contact with the paramedic. The outbreak had a high
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Briese, T.; Paweska, J.; McMullan, L.; Hutchison, S.; Street, C.; Palacios, G.; Khristova, M.; Weyer, J.; Swanepoel, R.; et al. (2009).
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The distribution of this newly described arenavirus is uncertain. To date this virus has only been reported from a patient from
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arenavirus group. Comparisons with other viral genome sequences showed that this virus is equidistant from other Old World and
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The Special Pathogens Unit of the NICD-NHLS together with colleagues from the Special Pathogens Unit of the U.S.
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Scientists have identified a lethal new virus in Africa that causes bleeding like the dreaded Ebola virus.
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early after onset of clinical disease (was detected through active contact tracing), an
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arenaviruses. It is distantly similar to the other pathogenic African arenavirus,
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counts that were first low and then elevated over time, and low platelet counts.
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family, to which Lujo virus belongs, almost always have a rodent
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that was conducted by the NICD-NHLS, CDC and collaborators from
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Sewlall, Nivesh H; Paweska, Janusz T (7 December 2017).
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Index

Virus classification
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Virus
Riboviria
Orthornavirae
Negarnaviricota
Ellioviricetes
Bunyavirales
Arenaviridae
Mammarenavirus
Synonyms
RNA virus
Arenaviridae
viral hemorrhagic fever
Lusaka
Johannesburg
Arenavirus
African
Lassa virus
Select Agent
U.S. law
paramedic
physician
cleaner
nurse
case fatality rate
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
full genome sequencing
Columbia University
New York

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