Infections in fruit bats, the natural reservoir for the virus, seem to be asymptomatic. However, pigs can suffer from respiratory and neurological symptoms. Infection in humans is often highly fatal, and clinical manifestation is characterized by fever, headache, visual and motor skill dysfunction, ...
Symptoms include depression, headache, nausea, seizures, anorexia, muscle stiffness, and increased production of saliva. Abnormal sensations, such as itching, around the site of exposure are a common early symptom. The muscles of the throat become paralyzed so that the person cannot swallow or ...
helpless therapy, which consisted of chloroforming exclusively due to the child’s absolute impossibility of swallowing (we meant to at least alleviate the attacks), eclampsia rapidly took hold and the child died at two o’clock in the morning, around 16 h after the first symptoms.” [3]. ...