Article
Symptomatic infections by toscana virus in the Modena province in the triennium 1999-2001.
Department of Medicinal Laboratory, Modena Italy.
The new microbiologica: official journal of the Italian Society for Medical, Odontoiatric, and Clinical Microbiology (SIMMOC) (impact factor:
1).
11/2002;
25(4):485-8.
pp.485-8
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Article: Unusual manifestation of toscana virus infection, Spain.
Emerging Infectious Diseases 03/2009; 15(2):347-8. · 6.79 Impact Factor -
Article: Toscana virus epidemiology: from Italy to beyond.
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ABSTRACT: Toscana virus (TOSV) is an arthropod-borne virus which is transmitted to humans by Phlebotomus spp sandflies. Infection is the cause of brain injuries, such as aseptic meningitis and meningoencephalitis, in Italy mainly during the summer. More recently some unusual clinical manifestations due to TOSV with severe sequelae, such as ischemic complications and hydrocephalus, have been reported. TOSV represents an important emerging pathogen and its presence is being investigated in several European countries on the Mediterranean basin, including Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and Cyprus. Phylogenetic analysis has distinguished two genotypes of TOSV, A and B; the first is circulating mainly in Italy and the second in Spain, indicating a different geographic distribution possibly related to the vector. This distribution, evolving with the climate, globalization and habitat modification, has implications for the epidemiology of TOSV.The Open Virology Journal 01/2010; 4:22-8.
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Keywords
clinical manifestations
different area
Emilia Romagna region
febrile erythema
infections
inhabitants
meningeal manifestations
meningitis
Modena province
Reggio Emilia
Toscana virus
TOSV
TOSV-infected patients
Viral Diseases