| [ixodid ticks in the mountainous part of the crimea]. | about a hundred of patients with tick-borne encephalitis (tbe) were recorded over the latest decade in the crimea, and 60 tbe virus strains were isolated from the ticks collected on the peninsula. the results of studies carried out in 1986-1990 helped define the borders of 4 local natural foci of tbe, study their acarifauna, detect the principal tbe vector--ixodes ricinus (with a mean virophority of 0.6%), and distinguish two foci with a combination of tbe and crimean-congo hemorrhagic fever. | 1992 | 1435578 |
| [the immune status of the population of the crimea to the tick-borne encephalitis virus]. | the immune status of the crimean population with respect to tick-borne encephalitis (tbe) virus has been studied. the results of the study confirm the existence of natural foci of tbe in the crimea. the most active and potentially dangerous foci are located in forests of the mountain area of the peninsula. the study has revealed that humans are mainly exposed to the risk of contacting tbe virus infection during their work and rest in the forest. | 1991 | 1801484 |
| [results of the 20-year study of tick-borne encephalitis in crimea]. | the history of tick-borne encephalitis (tbe) study in the crimea was retraced and the possibility of introduction of tbe virus to the crimea in the process of the acclimatization of vertebrates from areas enzootic for tbe is discussed. the foci of tbe were found throughout the whole of the mountain forest zone of the crimea and coincided with the habitat area of lxodes ricinus, the main vector of tbe. such ticks as dermacentor reticulatus, d. marginatus and hyalomma marginatum were also found to ... | 2001 | 11548243 |
| [tick-borne encephalitis in the crimea (results of 20-year study)]. | | 2009 | 11702464 |
| partial characterization of tick-borne encephalitis virus isolates from ticks of southern ukraine. | tick-borne encephalitis (tbe) is the most common tick-borne viral infection in eurasia; thousands of human cases are annually reported from several european countries. several tick species are vectors of the tick-borne encephalitis virus (tbev), while tbe appears to be spreading from the eurasian continent westward to europe. fifteen study sites were chosen from five territories of southern ukraine, including odessa, mykolaiv, kherson oblast, the autonomous republic of crimea, and sevastopol. ti ... | 2017 | 28654319 |