奥罗亚热

定义 英文原文（暂无中文）

A rare bacterial infectious disease transmitted between humans via bites from infected sand flies in high-altitude valleys of the South American Andes, characterized by two disparate syndromes which can arise independently or sequentially. The first, Oroya fever, occurs about 60 days after the fly bite as a severe hemorrhagic fever with high mortality in untreated individuals. The second, chronic phase, termed verruga peruana, can persist for months or years and manifests with endothelial cell-derived, blood-filled tumors developing on the surface of the skin.

别名

杆菌状巴尔通体感染所致巴尔通体病

基本事实

发病年龄

各年龄段

外部标识与链接