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Nipah Virus Infection.

Authors: Raveendran, Av; Shajit, Sadanandan; N K, Thulaseedharan; Sajeeth Kumar, Kg; Bhargavan, Pallivalappil; Anoop Kumar, As;

Nipah Virus Infection.

Abstract

Nipah Virus Infection is an emerging zoonotic infection which presents with acute encephalitis and respiratory distress syndrome. It is associated with high mortality and classified as Biosafety level 4 organisms in view of its features which make it a potential agent for Bioterrorism. Experience with broad spectrum antiviral agent Ribavirin is promising in reducing the mortality and morbidity.

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Henipavirus Infections, Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Zoonoses, Nipah Virus, Animals, Humans, Antiviral Agents

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