… Rabies should be suspected in patients with a concomitant history of animal bite and … , and
inoculation of rabies immunoglobulin. Although it is a major zoonosis, canine rabies can be …

… for rabies that will contribute to the elimination of human deaths from rabies. Reduction in
the number of human deaths due to rabies has to begin with the elimination of canine rabies in …

… recombinant rabies virus vaccines is beginning to reduce the incidence of rabies among foxes
… could lead to the eradication of rabies in countries where dog rabies is the sole source of …

… In 1975, when the first edition of this book was published, oral rabies vaccination of … rabies
vaccines had been prepared. Remarkable changes have occurred since then. Oral rabies …

Considerations of the invulnerability of rabies virus to mammalian host defense mechanisms
and to the effects of postexposure treatments must be based upon an appreciation of the …

… 000 human rabies fatalities is probably an underestimate. Almost all cases of human rabies
… of the global burden of human rabies is to control canine rabies rather than expansion of the …

… of rabies, current methods of diagnosis, and prevention in animal reservoirs and in humans.
We also discuss the use of rabies … and postexposure treatment of rabies. Human exposure to …

Between 1993 and 2002, the number of human and canine rabies cases in the Americas
Region fell by approximately 80%. There were 39 human cases in 2002, 63% of them …

… rabies or bat rabies viruses circulate must also be taken into account. Millions of dollars have
been spent annually to eliminate wildlife rabies by administering oral rabies … human rabies …

… Rabies is an almost invariably fatal disease that can present as classic furious rabies or paralytic
rabies… patients, most of whom were infected with bat rabies virus variants, and has been …