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Trench fever (five-day fever, shin-bone fever) is an acute louse-borne infection caused by Bartonella (Rochalimaea) quintana. Features: relapsing fever with severe headache/joint/bone/muscle pain.
传染科Q fever is an acute zoonosis caused by Coxiella burnetii. Clinical: abrupt fever, fatigue, headache, myalgia, interstitial pneumonia, no rash. Described by Derrick in Queensland, Australia (1937).
传染科Tick-borne spotted fever (A77.900x001) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Spotted fever (A77.900) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Spotted fever, other (A77.800) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Queensland tick typhus (A77.300x001) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Spotted fever due to R. australis (A77.300) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
North Asian tick-borne rickettsiosis (A77.200x001) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being com
Spotted fever due to R. sibirica (A77.200) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Boutonneuse fever [Mediterranean spotted fever] (A77.100x001) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction i
Spotted fever due to R. conorii (A77.100) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Rocky Mountain spotted fever (A77.000x001) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Spotted fever due to R. rickettsii (A77.000) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Typhus is an acute rickettsial disease. Epidemic (louse-borne, R. prowazekii, winter-spring) vs endemic (flea-borne, R. mooseri, summer-autumn); endemic is milder. Incubation 5-21 d (10-12). Acute onset with chills/high fever/severe headache/myalgia (calf
传染科Typhus caused by R. tsutsugamushi (A75.300) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Typhus caused by R. typhi (A75.200) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Recrudescent typhus [Brill-Zinsser disease] (A75.100) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being
Epidemic typhus is an acute rickettsial disease. Rodents are the main reservoir; chigger mites transmit it to humans. Clinical: acute onset fever, rash, lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly, CNS symptoms; course 2-3 weeks. Recurrence months-years later = B
传染科Typical typhus (A75.000x003) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Mild typhus (A75.000x002) is a disease entity listed in the National Clinical Version 2.0 of the Disease Classification and Codes standard issued by the National Health Commission; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
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