| laboratory confirmed cases of japanese encephalitis in maharashtra state. | | 1980 | 6262226 |
| acute renal failure with neurological involvement in adults associated with measles virus isolation. | three people with clinical manifestations of acute renal failure with neurological involvement of unknown cause were admitted to a hospital in mumbai, india. we describe clinical presentations and investigations of the cause. | 1999 | 10501362 |
| japanese encephalitis in sangli district, maharashtra. | during the months june to december, 1997, 52 cases of suspected viral encephalitis were admitted at the government hospital, sangli. these cases were from the congested areas of sangli and the adjoining villages. all age groups and both genders were affected. igm antibodies to japanese encephalitis (je) virus were detected in the sera of five of the 52 cases. perhaps je virus has established itself in a new locality in maharashtra and could cause serious public health problems. | 1999 | 10643139 |
| prevalence of west nile virus infection in india. | during the course of the virological investigation of cases of suspected viral fevers carried out at the national institute of virology (niv), pune, india, evidence of recent infection with west nile (wn) virus was detected in 88 cases. fever, general aches, headache, nausea and vomiting were the principal clinical features in 92% (81/88) of the cases; there were seven cases of encephalitis, in which wn virus-specific igm class antibodies were detected in csf samples. these cases of encephalitis ... | 2002 | 12757229 |
| epidemiology of japanese encephalitis in context with indian scenario. | japanese encephalitis (je) has been prevalent in various countries of east and south-east asia since long. in india, je virus activity was, however, first detected in 1952 through sero-epidemiological surveys in nagpur district of maharashtra and chingleput district of tamil nadu. japanese encephalitis as a disease was first reported in 1955 when cases of je occurred in vellore and pondicherry in southern india. the virus was however, not recovered from man until 1958 when three isolations were ... | 2008 | 19552100 |
| chandipura virus encephalitis outbreak among children in nagpur division, maharashtra, 2007. | an outbreak of acute encephalitis syndrome (aes) among children from nagpur division, maharashtra was investigated to confirm the aetiology and to describe clinico-epidemiological features. | 2010 | 20966517 |