Introduction: Dogs are the major reservoir of rabies virus in Nigeria; transmission to humans is via a bite by rabid dog. Between 2006 and 2008 National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI) rabies laboratory reported increased numbers of rabies in dogs and human dog bites. The objective of the study was to use veterinary and health records to develop a profile of bite victims and recommend appropriate public health actions. Methods: We used the dog brain specimen result register of Rabies Laboratory of NVRI, from “January, 2006 ” to “December, 2008 ” and traced dog bite cases. Structured questionnaires were administered to persons who reported dog bite incident and could be traced. We reviewed record
In view of the recent upsurge in adoption of exotic and local dogs as pets in Nigeria associated wit...
Rabies, a neglected tropical disease, is one of the most fatal diseases. Around 55,000 people die fr...
Retrospective data from 1997 – 2007 on reported cases of rabies in human and animals as well a...
Background/Objectives: Adequate surveillance and monitoring of dog bite incidents are veritable tool...
Dog bite exposes victims to many potential zoonoses, particularly rabies which is feared because of ...
A retrospective study of dog bite cases reported to ECWA Veterinary Clinic Bukuru was carried out in...
Aim: A 10-year retrospective study was undertaken to determine the prevalence of dog bites reported ...
This study was carried out to obtain a 16-year retrospective data on dog bites/suspected dog rabies ...
Recently reports have emerged of rabies outbreaks in townships close to the city of Lokoja, the capi...
Dog bite cases pose a major public health threat in Nigeria and other nations of the world. Millions...
Rabies is a neglected zoonotic disease occurring mostly as a result of dog bites and with a case fat...
Authors wish to declare that they have no conflict of interest This study was carried out to determi...
Aims: To examine the dog ecology and management as it relates to the control of rabies in Niger Stat...
Rabies is a zoonosis of public health importance in Nigeria. Exposure to bites of rabid dogs is the ...
Rabies is an acute encephalomyelitis. It is zoonotic disease occurring in a variety of warm blooded ...
In view of the recent upsurge in adoption of exotic and local dogs as pets in Nigeria associated wit...
Rabies, a neglected tropical disease, is one of the most fatal diseases. Around 55,000 people die fr...
Retrospective data from 1997 – 2007 on reported cases of rabies in human and animals as well a...
Background/Objectives: Adequate surveillance and monitoring of dog bite incidents are veritable tool...
Dog bite exposes victims to many potential zoonoses, particularly rabies which is feared because of ...
A retrospective study of dog bite cases reported to ECWA Veterinary Clinic Bukuru was carried out in...
Aim: A 10-year retrospective study was undertaken to determine the prevalence of dog bites reported ...
This study was carried out to obtain a 16-year retrospective data on dog bites/suspected dog rabies ...
Recently reports have emerged of rabies outbreaks in townships close to the city of Lokoja, the capi...
Dog bite cases pose a major public health threat in Nigeria and other nations of the world. Millions...
Rabies is a neglected zoonotic disease occurring mostly as a result of dog bites and with a case fat...
Authors wish to declare that they have no conflict of interest This study was carried out to determi...
Aims: To examine the dog ecology and management as it relates to the control of rabies in Niger Stat...
Rabies is a zoonosis of public health importance in Nigeria. Exposure to bites of rabid dogs is the ...
Rabies is an acute encephalomyelitis. It is zoonotic disease occurring in a variety of warm blooded ...
In view of the recent upsurge in adoption of exotic and local dogs as pets in Nigeria associated wit...
Rabies, a neglected tropical disease, is one of the most fatal diseases. Around 55,000 people die fr...
Retrospective data from 1997 – 2007 on reported cases of rabies in human and animals as well a...