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Viral Haemorrhaegic fever
Transmission by mosquitoes
Sr.NoDisease agentLikely method of dissemination Incubation PeriodLethalityVaccine availabilityAntimicrobial therapyAntisera
1.
1. DHF
2. DSS
Dengue vius (type 1,2,3 &4)(Flavivirus) 1. Aerosol
2. Infected Vectors:
(Ae. aegypti, Ae. albopictus)
3-5 days Low Exp. Not eefective No
2. Rift Valley fever Rift Valley fever virus (bunyavirus) 1. Aerosol
2. Infected vectors (Culex sp, sand flies)
2-5 days Low Yes Effective. Ribavirin No
3. yellow fever yellow virus (Flavivirus) 1. Infected vectors:
(Ae. aegypti)
3-6 days High Yes Not effective No
Transmission by Ticks/Mites
Sr.NoDisease agentLikely method of dissemination Incubation PeriodLethalityVaccine availabilityAntimicrobial therapyAntisera
4. Crimean-Congo Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus (Bunya virus) 1. Aerosol
2. Infected Vectors: (Ticks of Hyalomma marginatum complex)
3-12 days High Exp. Effective
Ribavirin
Yes
5. OMSK Haemorrhagic fever Omsk haemorrhagic fever virus (Flavivirus) 1.Aerosol
2.Water
3. Infected vectors( D. andersoni, D. marginatus, D. variabilis. )
3-7 days Low Exp. Not effective No
Transmission by Aerosal, contaminated water/food
Sr.NoDisease agentLikely method of dissemination Incubation PeriodLethalityVaccine availabilityAntimicrobial therapyAntisera
6. Korean Haemorrhagic fever Korean haemorrhagic fever virus Aerosol 4-42
days
Moderate Exp. effective.
Ribavirin
No
7. Lassa Haemorrhagic fever Lassa virus (Arenavirus) 1.Aerosol
2. Rat urine contaminated food & water
10-14 days Unknown No effective,. Ribavirin Exp.


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