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| Description | Nosocomial buffalopoxvirus infection of patients in burns units. A) Lesions involving intact skin around a burn wound and the wound itself. B) Lesions around an insertion site for an intravenous line. C) Orthopoxvirus particles detected by electron microscopy (EM) examination of negatively stained grids prepared from pustular material (magnification ×73,000). D) Transmission EM examination of ultrathin sections of infected Vero cell cultures showing classic intracytoplasmic orthopoxvirus factories and maturing virus particles (magnification ×21,000). |
| Source | Zafar A, Swanepoel R, Hewson R, Nizam M, Ahmed A, Husain A, et al. Nosocomial buffalopoxvirus infection, Karachi, Pakistan. Emerg Infect Dis [serial on the Internet]. 2007 Jun [2007-06-05]. Available from https://www.cdc.gov/EID/content/13/6/902.htm |
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| 5 June 2007, 17:41:20 | 600 × 424 (129418 bytes) | Joelmills (talk · contribs) | {{Information |Description=Nosocomial buffalopoxvirus infection of patients in burns units. A) Lesions involving intact skin around a burn wound and the wound itself. B) Lesions around an insertion site for an intravenous line. C) Orthopoxvirus particles |
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