Brief report: treatment of a laboratory-acquired Sabiá virus infection
A case of Sabia virus infection that was successfully treated with ribavirin is presented, and the occupational exposure, the clinical course of the illness and biosafety management in a university hospital setting are discussed.
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| description | A case of Sabia virus infection that was successfully treated with ribavirin is presented, and the occupational exposure, the clinical course of the illness and biosafety management in a university hospital setting are discussed. |
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