Clinical Infectious Diseases · 2017 · 133 citations · 13 references
Epidemiologically Linked CasesVirus EpidemiologyViral DiagnosticsPathologyDetectable Virus RnaAntiviral DrugVirus TransmissionViral PersistenceLassa FeverVaginitisRibavirin TreatmentDiagnostic VirologyVirologyEpidemiologyFirst Human CasesPathogenesisAntiviral TherapyMedicineAnimal VirusLassa Virus
Two patients with Lassa fever are described who are the first human cases treated with a combination of ribavirin and favipiravir. Both patients survived but developed transaminitis and had prolonged detectable virus RNA in blood and semen, suggesting that the possibility of sexual transmission of Lassa virus should be considered.
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