Significados de scrub typhus en inglés

Background: Before 1986, scrub typhus was only found endemic in southern China.

Results: Seventy pediatric scrub typhus cases were included in the study.

Results: A total of 480 scrub typhus cases were confirmed.

There have been a few reports on HLH secondary to scrub typhus in adults.

Here, we report a case of scrub typhus presenting symptoms like deep neck infection.

Orientia tsutsugamushi causes scrub typhus, a potentially fatal infection that afflicts 1 million people annually.

Therefore, in endemic areas, a high index of suspicion for scrub typhus is warranted in patients presenting with HLH.

Our objective was to document epidemiologic, clinical and laboratory features of pediatric scrub typhus in this new endemic area.

Results: A total of 4821 scrub typhus cases were reported in Guangzhou during 2006-2014.

This is the first case report of severe neurological impairment resulting from the very rare association of HLH with scrub typhus.

This newly recognized scrub typhus was subsequently reported in many areas of northern China and was then called "autumn-winter type".

During the autumn-winter period of 1986, a new type of scrub typhus was identified in Shandong and northern Jiangsu province of northern China.

The presentation of scrub typhus mimicking deep neck infection is rarely encountered by clinical physicians and delays the determination of the correct diagnosis.

Conclusions: The manifestations of pediatric scrub typhus cases in the novel endemic region of northern China may be less severe than in other regions.

Leptospirosis and scrub typhus are major causes of acute febrile illness in rural Asia, where co-infection is reported to occur based on serologic evidence.

In comparison with the summer type, complications associated with autumn-winter type scrub typhus were less severe, and abnormalities of routine hematological parameters were less obvious.