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Relapsing fever.

Authors: Jukka, Hytönen; Tamim, Khawaja; Juha O, Grönroos; Anna, Jalava; Seppo, Meri; Jarmo, Oksi;

Relapsing fever.

Abstract

Relapsing fewer is an infection to be considered in the differential diagnosis of an immigrant´s febrile illness. It is a severe, tick-borne or body louse-borne infection caused by the relapsing fever associated borrelia species. The body louse-borne infection is in particular encountered in the Horn of Africa region due to poor hygiene, and has during the past year been described in several European countries as imported by refugees coming from this region. Doctors should thus bear relapsing fever in mind as a differential diagnosis in a febrile refugee having recently arrived in Finland.

Keywords

Diagnosis, Differential, Refugees, Travel, Borrelia, Relapsing Fever, Animals, Humans, Lice Infestations, Tick Infestations

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