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Favourable outcome in a patient bitten by a rabid bat infected with the European bat lyssavirus-1.

Acta clinica Belgica - 1 Jan 2000

Van Gucht S, Verlinde R, Colyn J, Vanderpas J, Vanhoof R, Roels S, Francart A, Brochier B, Suin V

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The classic rabies virus (genotype 1) has been eliminated in Western Europe, but related lyssaviruses still circulate in local bats. In August 2010, a Belgian photographer was bitten upon provocation of a disoriented Eptesicus serotinus bat in Spain. The bat was infected with European bat lyssavirus-1 (genotype 5). The isolate proved highly neurovirulent in mice. The patient had received preventive rabies...

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PMID: 23627196
DOI: 10.2143/ACB.68.1.2062721

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