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[Rabies epizootic situation in the Novosibirsk region in 1997 - 2003].

Authors: A V, Zaĭkovskaia; V I, Aksenov; Iu N, Rassadkin; A M, Shestopalov;

[Rabies epizootic situation in the Novosibirsk region in 1997 - 2003].

Abstract

Starting from the end of 1997, a rise in the epizooty of rabies with peaks in 1998 and 2002 was noted. 550 cases of rabies were registered in wild and domestic animals, as well as one lethal case of rabies in man in 2001. Wild carnivorous animals are traditionally regarded as the reservoir and source of rabies virus (38%). In the Novosibirsk region this disease was registered in badgers, wild herbivorous animals, myomorph rodents, hares, marmots. Urban cases of rabies constituted 23%, cases of rabies among agricultural animals constituted 14% of all rabies cases in the Novosibirsk region.

Keywords

Rabies, Carnivora, Hares, Siberia, Mice, Rabies virus, Animals, Domestic, Marmota, Zoonoses, Mustelidae, Animals, Humans, Disease Reservoirs

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