A prospective observational study was conducted in a tertiary care hospital to study
clinicoepidemiological profile of potentially rabid animal bite cases from rural India. Total of …

Materials and Methods: This was a cross-sectional study conducted in the immunization
clinic of a tertiary care hospital in Haryana from January 2018 to December 2018. A total of …

Objectives: To assess treatment compliance of self-reported dog bite cases and to assess
associated demographic and exposure factors. Materials and Methods: The present …

Context: Rabies is a deadly Zoonotic disease most often transmitted to humans through a
dog bite. Most of these deaths could be prevented through post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) …

Rabies is highly prevalent in India. It is almost always fatal but preventable by timely
administration of vaccine and proper wound care. Rural population have high disease …

Objectives: The most common way for people to contract the deadly zoonotic disease rabies
is through animal bites. This study was designed because there is a shortage of community …

Dog-bite incidences are mostly found in the South-East Asia region. The mortality rate due to
dog bites is higher in India. The dog bite rate was 25.7/per 1000 populations per year, and …

Aims: In India, annual incidence of animal bite is estimated as 1.7 per 100 population and
that of human rabies as 1.7 per 1, 00,000 population. Since rabies is universally fatal it …

Background: The threat of animal attacks on people is still a huge medico-social problem as
these attacks result in millions of death and injuries worldwide. Snake bite along with other …

Uganda is endemic for rabies disease primarily transmitted to humans through dog bites.
Although Uganda has established guidelines on appropriate wound care following dog …