REVIEW PAPER
TICK-TRANSMITTED DISEASES: PART II. HUMAN GRANULOCYTIC ANAPLASMOSIS, BABESIOSIS, BARTONELOSIS, TULAREMIA, Q FEVER, TOXOPLASMOSIS
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Z Zakładu Biologicznych Szkodliwości Zawodowych Instytutu Medycyny Wsi im. W. Chodźki w Lublinie
Med Og. 2008;14(3)
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ABSTRACT
This part of the study presents the scope of problems concerning epidemiology, clinics, diagnostics and prophylaxis of diseases transmitted by ticks, defined as ‘emerging’, i.e. human anaplasmosis, babesiosis and bartonelosis. Other diseases, the vector of which might have been ticks, are also discussed - tularemia, Q fever and toxoplasmosis. The etiological factors of these zoonoses
are described, as well as clinical symptoms, epidemiological situation in Poland and worldwide, and the methods of laboratory diagnostics of these diseases. The results of own studies have been considered and information provided concerning currently conducted studies within the scope of the problems discussed.
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