Chikungunya Fever from Malaysia
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概要
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An adult Malaysian woman returned to Japan from Kuala Lumpur and had onset of dengue fever-like symptoms including high fever, malaise and arthritis in early January 2009. Serum obtained on the following day was tested at the National Institute of Infectious Diseases in Tokyo, where it was determined to be positive for chikungunya virus (CHIKV) RNA. IgM antibody against CHIKV was negative on January 6 and sero-converted to be positive on January 14, confirming a recent CHIKV infection. Except for arthralgia, all her symptoms resolved uneventfully within 10 days.
著者
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Yamamoto Kouta
International Division of Internal Medicine, Kobe Kaisei Hospital
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Matumoto Kentaro
International Division of Internal Medicine, Kobe Kaisei Hospital
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Lim Chang-Kweng
National Institute of Infectious Disease
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Moi Meng
National Institute of Infectious Disease
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Kotaki Akira
National Institute of Infectious Disease
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Takasaki Tomohiko
National Institute of Infectious Disease
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Takasaki Tomohiko
National Inst. Infectious Diseases Tokyo
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