Keywords
Ebola virus disease, etiology, pathogenesis, clinic, supervision, children.
How to Cite
AndrоukhV., AndrоukhV., & Slobodian, M. (2017). Ebola virus disease and children: what do pediatricians or general practitioners need to know. The Practitioner, (2), 41-44. Retrieved from https://plr.com.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/76
Abstract
ЕVD — natural focal, particularly dangerous infection with severe course characterized by fever, hemorrhagic syndrome and the field of organ damage to vital organs and body systems. The article describes the epidemiological situation related with the registration of cases, given the characteristics of the pathogen, mechanisms of development, peculiarities of disease in children. With modern positions described methods of treatment and prevention of disease.
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