
pmid: 23009943
Two cases of travel-acquired scrub typhus imported in the Netherlands are described. The characteristic eschar was absent in both cases. One case acquired scrub typhus in non-rural surroundings in India, highlighting that scrub typhus must also be considered a (sub) urban zoonosis.
Adult, Male, Orientia tsutsugamushi, Travel, Scrub Typhus, Humans, India, Female, Middle Aged, EMC MM-04-27-01, Netherlands
Adult, Male, Orientia tsutsugamushi, Travel, Scrub Typhus, Humans, India, Female, Middle Aged, EMC MM-04-27-01, Netherlands
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