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Current Status of Canine Rabies in China 被引量:11

Current Status of Canine Rabies in China
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摘要 Abstract The number of human rabies cases acquired from dog bites constitutes a high proportion of the total rabies cases in China, although the number of human rabies cases has gradually decreased in recent years. The pivotal role of dogs in the spread of rabies indicates that controlling and preventing canine rabies could be a key step in eradicating human rabies in China. The primary aims of this review are to discuss the properties and pathogenesis of the rabies virus, the clinical signs and diagnosis of canine rabies, threshold host density and vaccination of dogs, and the prevention and control of canine rabies in China. Abstract The number of human rabies cases acquired from dog bites constitutes a high proportion of the total rabies cases in China, although the number of human rabies cases has gradually decreased in recent years. The pivotal role of dogs in the spread of rabies indicates that controlling and preventing canine rabies could be a key step in eradicating human rabies in China. The primary aims of this review are to discuss the properties and pathogenesis of the rabies virus, the clinical signs and diagnosis of canine rabies, threshold host density and vaccination of dogs, and the prevention and control of canine rabies in China.
出处 《Biomedical and Environmental Sciences》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2012年第5期602-605,共4页 生物医学与环境科学(英文版)
基金 supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.30970160 81160353) China Mega-Project for Infectious Disease(2011ZX10004-001) the Development Grant of the State Key Laboratory for Infectious Disease Prevention and Control(2011SKLID705)
关键词 Canine rabies Rabies virus VACCINATION PREVENTION Canine rabies Rabies virus Vaccination Prevention
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