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quadgram	frequency
ebola virus disease in	136
of ebola virus disease	132
in the united states	102
republic of the congo	92
democratic republic of the	91
the democratic republic of	78
in the context of	62
democratic republic of congo	61
outbreak in west africa	59
at the time of	57
with ebola virus disease	55
in the democratic republic	54
severe acute respiratory syndrome	50
a total of patients	46
in the setting of	45
disease control and prevention	44
centers for disease control	43
for disease control and	43
patients with ebola virus	42
of ebola hemorrhagic fever	42
of this study was	41
this study was to	38
were more likely to	36
for the treatment of	36
in patients with acute	35
in the absence of	35
as well as the	33
the world health organization	33
the purpose of this	33
were included in the	32
patients admitted to the	31
for ebola virus disease	31
virus disease in the	31
retrospective chart review of	30
the west african outbreak	27
virus disease in guinea	26
of this study is	26
of personal protective equipment	25
the west african ebola	25
this study is to	25
in the case of	24
probable and confirmed cases	24
infection prevention and control	24
outbreak of ebola virus	23
has been shown to	23
it is important to	23
in the treatment of	23
with acute brain injury	23
management of patients with	23
of severe acute respiratory	23
to care for patients	23
liberia and sierra leone	23
epidemic in west africa	22
patients with acute brain	22
in the management of	22
in the neurocritical care	22
the neurocritical care unit	22
purpose of this study	22
virus disease in west	22
care for patients with	22
more likely to have	21
ebola virus disease outbreak	21
we performed a retrospective	21
the united states and	21
there was no difference	21
disease in west africa	21
ebola haemorrhagic fever in	21
as a result of	21
in the care of	21
of ebola virus infection	20
we conducted a retrospective	20
of ebola virus in	20
outbreak in the democratic	20
a public health emergency	20
a retrospective chart review	20
evd outbreak in west	20
middle east respiratory syndrome	20
a retrospective cohort study	19
was no difference in	19
in critically ill patients	19
of a patient with	19
objective of this study	19
the ebola outbreak in	19
disease in the united	19
of patients with ebola	19
of the ebola virus	19
the evd outbreak in	19
the aim of this	19
the end of the	18
critically ill patients with	18
aim of this study	18
treatment of ebola virus	18
we report a case	18
the intensive care unit	18
the mean age was	18
the objective of this	18
for patients with evd	18
care of patients with	18
of the evd outbreak	18
severe traumatic brain injury	18
of patients with evd	17
the duty to treat	17
on the th of	17
ebola hemorrhagic fever in	17
the primary outcome was	17
in the use of	17
total of patients were	17
in the current outbreak	17
we present a case	17
patients with acute ischemic	17
in the event of	17
a retrospective review of	17
in patients with ebola	17
after the onset of	17
of the west african	17
with acute ischemic stroke	16
of zaire ebola virus	16
caring for patients with	16
report a case of	16
of patients admitted to	16
there was no significant	16
an increased risk of	16
on the other hand	16
was not associated with	16
outcomes in patients with	16
over the course of	16
west african ebola outbreak	16
transmission of ebola virus	16
patients admitted to a	15
patients admitted to our	15
with the exception of	15
the ebola virus disease	15
ebola and marburg viruses	15
in ebola virus disease	15
has been associated with	15
in health care settings	15
and is associated with	15
the first months of	15
one of the most	15
the context of the	15
ebola outbreak in west	15
studies are needed to	15
with a history of	15
during the west african	15
patients were included in	15
emergency of international concern	15
the total number of	14
first months of the	14
emergency physicians and nurses	14
review of the literature	14
use of personal protective	14
the care of patients	14
as part of the	14
for the management of	14
between the two groups	14
zaire ebola virus disease	14
public health emergency of	14
hospital length of stay	14
of the ebola outbreak	14
health emergency of international	14
united states and europe	14
emergence of zaire ebola	14
on the use of	14
as a predictor of	14
a case of severe	13
was associated with a	13
survivors of cardiac arrest	13
the centers for disease	13
in addition to the	13
use of health services	13
to ebola virus disease	13
patients with ebola in	13
should be considered in	13
for the first time	13
present a case of	13
of ebola virus transmission	13
this is the first	13
of severe ebola virus	13
the beginning of the	13
chart review of patients	13
in the emergency department	13
ebola virus infection in	13
the number of cases	13
during the evd outbreak	13
outbreaks of ebola virus	13
may be associated with	13
the presence of a	13
was the most common	13
survivors in sierra leone	13
no significant difference in	13
an outbreak of ebola	12
the course of the	12
to the emergency department	12
at the end of	12
of ebola haemorrhagic fever	12
a patient with evd	12
during the study period	12
have been associated with	12
at the same time	12
icu length of stay	12
outbreak size and duration	12
included in the study	12
have been reported in	12
safety and immunogenicity of	12
evd outbreak in the	12
of the epidemic and	12
persistence of ebola virus	12
it is possible that	12
west african ebola epidemic	12
virus disease outbreak in	12
months of the epidemic	12
to the neurocritical care	12
in the face of	11
research is needed to	11
was significantly associated with	11
of the risk of	11
the management of patients	11
the time of admission	11
in the red zone	11
to be associated with	11
were admitted to the	11
at the university of	11
we sought to determine	11
been shown to be	11
as a function of	11
from symptom onset to	11
high morbidity and mortality	11
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	11
included in the analysis	11
the care of evd	11
the ongoing epidemic in	11
the epidemic and forward	11
to be able to	11
can be used to	11
in acute ischemic stroke	11
in response to the	11
health and human services	11
this study aims to	11
the median age was	11
and outcomes in patients	11
was no significant difference	11
ebola in west africa	11
is one of the	11
in the west african	11
national institutes of health	11
a case of a	11
epidemic and forward projections	11
the electronic medical record	11
been shown to improve	10
for patients with vhf	10
the spread of ebola	10
in the intensive care	10
between january and december	10
diagnosis of ebola hemorrhagic	10
risk of ebola virus	10
in patients with severe	10
who ebola response team	10
included in this study	10
was found to be	10
the neurocritical care society	10
the risk of transmission	10
with traumatic brain injury	10
associated with an increased	10
ebola virus disease ebola	10
by the world health	10
care of evd patients	10
are more likely to	10
highly hazardous communicable diseases	10
acute ischemic stroke patients	10
in patients with tbi	10
ongoing epidemic in west	10
declare that they have	10
of cases in the	10
after traumatic brain injury	10
for acute ischemic stroke	10
the onset of symptoms	10
between symptom onset and	10
of health and human	10
were independently associated with	10
the ministry of health	10
severe ebola virus infection	10
recombinant vesicular stomatitis virus	10
authors declare that they	10
during the outbreak in	10
in this patient population	10
an incubation period of	10
and deaths were reported	10
the authors declare that	10
cases and deaths were	10
evd outbreak in drc	10
with a diagnosis of	10
ebola virus infection with	10
has not yet been	10
the use of health	10
did not differ between	10
clinical management of ebola	10
significant difference in the	10
after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage	10
with the development of	10
in a timely manner	10
before and after the	10
that they have no	10
a retrospective analysis of	10
an external ventricular drain	10
sierra leone and liberia	10
the use of a	10
with an increased risk	10
of acute ischemic stroke	10
presented to the emergency	9
associated with worse outcomes	9
in patients with asah	9
none of the patients	9
assessment of the risk	9
and control of ebola	9
neurosciences intensive care unit	9
organization regional office for	9
the high risk of	9
virus transmission from bodily	9
health organization regional office	9
outbreak of evd in	9
were included in this	9
optic nerve sheath diameter	9
a systematic review of	9
ebola virus transmission from	9
west african evd outbreak	9
department of health and	9
the acute phase of	9
the west african evd	9
more likely to be	9
disease in the democratic	9
virus disease in sierra	9
regression was used to	9
the risk of ebola	9
outcome was defined as	9
admitted to the neurocritical	9
they have no competing	9
a wide range of	9
the first days of	9
infection complicated by gram	9
world health organization regional	9
the current state of	9
is thought to be	9
the event of a	9
patients with intracerebral hemorrhage	9
with the goal of	9
was independently associated with	9
in sierra leone and	9
the us department of	9
the number of patients	9
as the cause of	9
the highest level of	9
review of patients admitted	9
for the duration of	9
be used as a	9
regional office for africa	9
of ebola and marburg	9
sierra leone and guinea	9
severe ebola virus disease	9
outcome in patients with	9
in the presence of	9
the context of an	9
associated with increased risk	9
ebola virus infection complicated	9
the rest of the	9
ebola in sierra leone	9
case of severe ebola	9
with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage	9
disease in sierra leone	9
ministry of health and	9
the implementation of the	9
if the patient is	9
a year old female	9
spread of the disease	9
donning and doffing ppe	9
comatose survivors of cardiac	9
virus infection complicated by	9
clinical illness and outcomes	8
been reported in the	8
this was a retrospective	8
the first case of	8
mortality in patients with	8
of patients who received	8
to the united states	8
the severity of the	8
year old female with	8
infection control measures in	8
the american college of	8
with ebola in sierra	8
rapid diagnosis of ebola	8
mean age was years	8
year old male with	8
disease outbreak in the	8
to the intensive care	8
at the beginning of	8
management of ebola virus	8
as well as a	8
in the final analysis	8
the time of the	8
bats as reservoirs of	8
patients with and without	8
patients with severe tbi	8
patients with traumatic brain	8
in traumatic brain injury	8
associated with the development	8
the presence or absence	8
it is difficult to	8
reported in the literature	8
is associated with a	8
were significantly associated with	8
for patients with a	8
the outbreak of evd	8
have no competing interests	8
of advanced ebola virus	8
of morbidity and mortality	8
and the united states	8
the use of the	8
evd and fcp health	8
ebola virus in the	8
in the healthcare system	8
with increased risk of	8
may be due to	8
the case of a	8
in the development of	8
reservoirs of ebola virus	8
the start of the	8
the patient care area	8
admitted to the icu	8
presence or absence of	8
and fcp health zones	8
of patients were included	8
patients with ischemic stroke	8
evaluate the effect of	8
cohort of patients with	8
there were no significant	8
hours of symptom onset	8
to respond to the	8
on the basis of	8
has been reported to	8
the spread of the	8
ebola outbreak in the	8
fruit bats as reservoirs	8
a rare case of	8
study was conducted in	8
the most common cause	8
on the day of	8
west africa evd outbreak	8
ebola virus disease patients	8
acute respiratory distress syndrome	8
of an outbreak of	8
from bodily fluids and	8
the nebraska biocontainment unit	8
a review of the	8
the central nervous system	8
it is likely that	8
and approved the final	8
an important role in	8
in an outbreak setting	8
as reservoirs of ebola	8
of malignant cerebral edema	8
bodily fluids and fomites	8
ebola virus disease and	8
multivariable logistic regression analysis	8
is important to note	8
ebola virus disease with	8
of marburg hemorrhagic fever	8
an independent predictor of	8
in patients with evd	8
sensitivity and specificity of	8
the safety and efficacy	8
ministry of public health	8
outbreak in the drc	8
stochastic branching process model	8
has not been studied	8
median age was years	8
case fatality rate of	8
for each of the	8
among evd survivors in	8
of the virus in	8
in a cohort of	8
treatment of ebola hemorrhagic	8
from the electronic medical	8
was associated with increased	8
from the west african	8
highlights the need for	8
during the ebola outbreak	8
case of ebola virus	8
the ebola epidemic in	8
a year old male	8
evd survivors in sierra	8
past medical history of	8
patients who did not	8
is likely to be	8
are less likely to	8
cases have been reported	8
the implementation of a	8
during the current outbreak	8
transmission from bodily fluids	8
within hours of symptom	8
illness and outcomes in	8
of health stroke scale	8
patients with spontaneous ich	8
exposure to fruit bats	8
who were admitted to	8
emergency nurses and physicians	8
is associated with poor	8
important to note that	8
hemorrhagic fever in kikwit	7
with the presence of	7
setting and assessment of	7
ebola treatment centers in	7
is associated with an	7
for the purpose of	7
disease in nonhuman primates	7
and assessment of patient	7
van den enden e	7
manuscript at all stages	7
the vast majority of	7
met the inclusion criteria	7
was determined by the	7
be due to the	7
of viral hemorrhagic fever	7
clinical management of patients	7
was associated with higher	7
to the development of	7
patients met inclusion criteria	7
the duration of the	7
other emerging infectious diseases	7
sought to determine the	7
a predictor of outcome	7
emergency nurses and other	7
the republic of congo	7
the opening of the	7
and the use of	7
haemorrhagic fever in zaire	7
of the disease and	7
dynamics and control of	7
of patients treated with	7
in the number of	7
most common cause of	7
for up to days	7
of patients with vhf	7
is the most common	7
used to assess the	7
the findings of this	7
for patients with ebola	7
a case of ebola	7
the manuscript at all	7
was found to have	7
and the number of	7
sociodemographic and health related	7
within the first hours	7
of the outbreak and	7
clinical features of patients	7
assessment of patient viral	7
direct exposure to fruit	7
of ebola virus from	7
are likely to be	7
in the republic of	7
of evd and the	7
used to evaluate the	7
institutes of health stroke	7
and glasgow coma scale	7
the time of discharge	7
of delayed cerebral ischemia	7
a retrospective observational study	7
this study aimed to	7
people living with hiv	7
of patients with viral	7
were admitted to our	7
control of ebola virus	7
patients with evd in	7
of acute kidney injury	7
the primary objective of	7
course was complicated by	7
ebola and marburg hemorrhagic	7
care to patients with	7
types of healthcare institutions	7
measures in health care	7
scientific and technical committee	7
of the united nations	7
hemorrhagic fever by reverse	7
clinical observations in patients	7
the primary endpoint was	7
admitted to our hospital	7
of a year old	7
was admitted to the	7
time from symptoms onset	7
of patients who underwent	7
was used to assess	7
of the manuscript at	7
has been reported in	7
had a history of	7
a higher rate of	7
outbreak setting and assessment	7
associated with increased mortality	7
further studies are needed	7
play an important role	7
of critically ill patients	7
lethal ebola virus challenge	7
west african evd epidemic	7
the height of the	7
the current evd outbreak	7
not associated with increased	7
ischemic stroke patients with	7
to the severity of	7
for the evaluation and	7
children under years old	7
study is to evaluate	7
ebola virus disease survivors	7
during the course of	7
in the first hours	7
have been shown to	7
to be effective in	7
the glasgow outcome scale	7
in patients with ich	7
in comatose survivors of	7
over the last years	7
ebola virus disease at	7
the primary outbreak zone	7
the first hours after	7
patient viral load as	7
to participate in the	7
of the ebola epidemic	7
against lethal ebola virus	7
ppe donning and doffing	7
load as a predictor	7
may be related to	7
sequelae of ebola virus	7
posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome	7
survival to hospital discharge	7
study of patients with	7
of probable and confirmed	7
trials are needed to	7
a safe and effective	7
an outbreak setting and	7
of convalescent plasma for	7
due to lack of	7
this is a retrospective	7
a significant difference in	7
center for disease control	7
a cohort of patients	7
with large hemispheric infarction	7
case of a patient	7
admitted to the neuro	7
admitted to our institution	7
centers in the united	7
patients with large hemispheric	7
contact with body fluids	7
area under the curve	7
has been used in	7
an outbreak of evd	7
reduce the risk of	7
international scientific and technical	7
as soon as possible	7
to the ebola outbreak	7
days after the onset	7
for critically ill patients	7
viral load as a	7
type of healthcare institution	7
of patients with acute	7
a higher level of	7
nurses and other stakeholders	7
exposure to ebola virus	7
read and approved the	7
the relationship between the	7
as well as to	7
in an attempt to	7
onset of symptoms to	7
as part of a	7
pcr in an outbreak	7
of the immune system	7
included in the final	7
in a phase i	7
no statistically significant difference	7
review of all patients	7
the spread of disease	7
countries in west africa	7
the national institutes of	7
patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid	7
control measures in health	7
admitted to the intensive	7
safety and efficacy of	7
of patient viral load	7
of the patients with	7
ebola hemorrhagic fever by	7
the basic reproduction number	7
a systematic review and	7
as of this writing	6
series of patients with	6
performed a retrospective cohort	6
ebola virus infection is	6
likely to be discharged	6
both humoral and cellular	6
the setting of a	6
the biological weapons convention	6
symptoms onset to diagnosis	6
of evd in the	6
springer nature remains neutral	6
a limited number of	6
and length of stay	6
the neurointensive care unit	6
the risk of infection	6
as compared to the	6
and marburg hemorrhagic fever	6
us department of health	6
the drc ministry of	6
there was a significant	6
of patients with suspected	6
an ebola treatment center	6
american college of emergency	6
was approved by the	6
in patients with a	6
emergency physicians and emergency	6
in west africa and	6
adult patients admitted to	6
reemergence of ebola hemorrhagic	6
outbreak resulting from direct	6
the west africa evd	6
with primary diagnosis of	6
with regard to jurisdictional	6
in ocular fluid during	6
evaluation of the pui	6
in patients with poor	6
human activated protein c	6
remains neutral with regard	6
the national institute of	6
in the acute phase	6
treatment of patients with	6
to ebola virus in	6
we describe a case	6
medical center between january	6
due to the high	6
in a patient with	6
is to evaluate the	6
within hours of admission	6
virus disease in humans	6
a small number of	6
study was to determine	6
virus in ocular fluid	6
and traumatic brain injury	6
despite the fact that	6
patients with evd and	6
total of patients with	6
clinical care of two	6
study was to evaluate	6
in the forest region	6
retrospective chart review was	6
ebola virus in ocular	6
performed a retrospective analysis	6
antibodies to ebola virus	6
published maps and institutional	6
from symptoms onset to	6
in jui government hospital	6
retrospective cohort study of	6
a case fatality rate	6
the absence of a	6
should be made to	6
of the patients in	6
the neurocritical care population	6
findings of this study	6
marburg and ebola viruses	6
of years of epidemiological	6
presentation of patients with	6
of an evd outbreak	6
neutral with regard to	6
a role in the	6
the relative infectiousness of	6
the location of the	6
humoral and cellular immunity	6
primary outcome was the	6
patients were diagnosed with	6
african field epidemiology network	6
can be used for	6
and the ability to	6
in preparedness phase orange	6
a phase i clinical	6
these findings suggest that	6
in the frequency of	6
two patients with ebola	6
the international health regulations	6
in patients who received	6
in vitro and in	6
stigma among evd survivors	6
nature remains neutral with	6
vitro and in vivo	6
to the ebola response	6
study is needed to	6
and reviewing of the	6
ebola virus disease epidemic	6
the cause of death	6
patients with suspected or	6
our findings suggest that	6
among hiv aids patients	6
length of stay was	6
morbidity and mortality in	6
this study was conducted	6
our objective was to	6
in the early stages	6
in the primary outbreak	6
he was treated with	6
from direct exposure to	6
convalescent plasma for ebola	6
the modified rankin scale	6
can be used as	6
there were no differences	6
dedicated neurocritical care units	6
were not associated with	6
asymptomatic ebola infection and	6
in aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage	6
the national institute for	6
were used to evaluate	6
guinea and sierra leone	6
patients infected with ebola	6
hospital dissemination and intrafamilial	6
a compendium of years	6
survivors of ebola virus	6
virus disease in southern	6
dissemination and intrafamilial spread	6
ebola virus disease outbreaks	6
which can lead to	6
had contact with a	6
for patients with severe	6
the ability to provide	6
in the critically ill	6
and the effects of	6
fever by reverse transcription	6
human ebola outbreak resulting	6
of the use of	6
phase i clinical trial	6
continuous renal replacement therapy	6
patients with ich were	6
as was the case	6
outbreaks in central africa	6
laboratory diagnosis of ebola	6
to us emergency departments	6
is a rare but	6
analysis was performed to	6
transmission dynamics and control	6
primary objective of this	6
infected with ebola virus	6
for the prevention of	6
he was started on	6
a result of the	6
the case fatality ratio	6
ocular fluid during convalescence	6
claims in published maps	6
found to have a	6
not been able to	6
of refractory status epilepticus	6
of two patients with	6
jurisdictional claims in published	6
and the need for	6
efficacy and safety of	6
in the evd outbreak	6
the early stages of	6
the efficacy and safety	6
were identified from the	6
authors read and approved	6
with at least one	6
in west africa is	6
and factors associated with	6
drc ministry of health	6
the reemergence of ebola	6
the development of new	6
of the patients had	6
was used to determine	6
review of consecutive patients	6
virus disease in nonhuman	6
to jurisdictional claims in	6
infection and strong inflammatory	6
of the outbreak in	6
an increase in the	6
to the west african	6
the outbreak in west	6
persistence in semen of	6
we identified patients with	6
review of patients with	6
those who did not	6
to fruit bats in	6
current state of the	6
to the evd outbreak	6
patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage	6
study is to determine	6
evaluation of convalescent plasma	6
outbreak of severe acute	6
were less likely to	6
and delayed cerebral ischemia	6
with suspected or confirmed	6
signs and symptoms of	6
in patients with traumatic	6
compared to those without	6
the majority of patients	6
are needed to confirm	6
for patient at home	6
systematic review and meta	6
ebola infection and strong	6
the results of the	6
reviewing of the manuscript	6
a higher incidence of	6
an observational cohort study	6
the virus in the	6
disease in southern sudan	6
ebola virus persistence in	6
regard to jurisdictional claims	6
a past medical history	6
is associated with increased	6
of the democratic republic	6
hemorrhagic fever patients and	6
the emergence of ebola	6
were found to have	6
who were treated with	6
compendium of years of	6
all patients admitted to	6
care of two patients	6
under the age of	6
highlight the importance of	6
the use of ppe	6
return of spontaneous circulation	6
resulting from direct exposure	6
and strong inflammatory response	6
length of icu stay	6
studies have shown that	6
physicians and emergency nurses	6
a significant association between	6
fever outbreaks in gabon	6
social determinants of health	6
college of emergency physicians	6
number of cases in	6
appears to be a	6
the presence of the	6
withdrawal of life support	6
emergency neurological life support	6
is a need to	6
ebola outbreak resulting from	6
and contacts of evd	6
maps and institutional affiliations	6
in sierra leone ebola	6
in severe tbi patients	6
in published maps and	6
duration of mechanical ventilation	6
to patients with evd	6
writing of the manuscript	6
republic of congo ebola	6
the odds of dying	6
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	6
recombinant human activated protein	6
is associated with the	6
been able to concentrate	6
and the effect of	6
the university of nebraska	6
of patients in the	6
advanced ebola virus disease	6
associated with poor outcome	6
for the development of	6
the patients in the	6
to reduce the risk	6
human asymptomatic ebola infection	6
patients with viral haemorrhagic	5
the context of evd	5
other stakeholders in the	5
personal protective equipment for	5
transfusions from convalescent patients	5
that can be used	5
patients with tbi and	5
it is essential to	5
during the ebola virus	5
who presented to the	5
after adjustment for age	5
of the present study	5
vary depending on the	5
a mortality rate of	5
was seen in of	5
are needed to determine	5
more likely to experience	5
disease prevention and control	5
convalescent ebola hemorrhagic fever	5
the natural history of	5
of the bushmeat ban	5
a median of days	5
after adjusting for potential	5
all authors read and	5
after adjusting for age	5
number of patients with	5
significantly higher in the	5
intubated for airway protection	5
from january to december	5
a member of the	5
fever patients and their	5
elucidates ebola virus origin	5
west africa ebola outbreak	5
for the presence of	5
the case of ebola	5
as well as other	5
was significantly higher in	5
associated with high mortality	5
and with massive lymphocyte	5
mitigate the impact of	5
there has been no	5
neurological intensive care unit	5
for severe acute respiratory	5
from ebola virus disease	5
over a period of	5
it should be repeated	5
january and december was	5
pupil size and reactivity	5
the ebola outbreak of	5
a study of risk	5
in their ability to	5
clinical outcome at discharge	5
risk factors in family	5
ebola hemorrhagic fever patients	5
and the risk of	5
the use of this	5
in order to provide	5
old male with a	5
no significant difference between	5
be explained by the	5
of infectious disease outbreaks	5
the zoonotic origin of	5
was associated with less	5
new cases and deaths	5
results from the guinea	5
the exception of the	5
the mean age of	5
factors in family members	5
with massive lymphocyte apoptosis	5
hemorrhagic fever with blood	5
for care of patients	5
the neurologic intensive care	5
time to enteral antihypertensive	5
the need for emergency	5
an aberrant innate immunity	5
through direct contact with	5
evd in west africa	5
early in the outbreak	5
for marburg hemorrhagic fever	5
of the west africa	5
we sought to identify	5
patients with lvh on	5
development and implementation of	5
as a marker of	5
have the potential to	5
are independently associated with	5
infection with ebola virus	5
up of convalescent ebola	5
in west africa was	5
who rapid advice guideline	5
other viral hemorrhagic fevers	5
the first week of	5
by the use of	5
cases in the ebola	5
suspected ebola virus disease	5
describe a case of	5
at a national level	5
this is a single	5
nonhuman primates with zmapp	5
were excluded from the	5
in a mouse model	5
was used to test	5
patients were divided into	5
study was conducted to	5
infection is associated with	5
a case report of	5
successful delivery of rrt	5
in the community and	5
the patient was discharged	5
with an aberrant innate	5
mean hospitalization time for	5
old female with a	5
of ebola treatment centers	5
beginning of the outbreak	5
study of risk factors	5
center between january and	5
in the first days	5
conducted a retrospective review	5
spread and control of	5
the west africa ebola	5
an intensive care unit	5
these results suggest that	5
should be noted that	5
personal protective equipment in	5
early stages of the	5
in patients with subarachnoid	5
global alert and response	5
the future number of	5
of highly infectious diseases	5
it should be noted	5
as a means of	5
lutte contre la maladie	5
a patient presenting with	5
number of cases and	5
cardiac arrest patients treated	5
in patients presenting with	5
be a useful tool	5
confirmed ebola virus disease	5
the goal of this	5
in the respiratory tract	5
is known about the	5
admitted to the baylor	5
outbreak of ebola haemorrhagic	5
future number of cases	5
responses in ebola virus	5
patients and their household	5
wilcoxon rank sum test	5
stakeholders in the healthcare	5
of risk factors in	5
virus disease in conakry	5
less likely to have	5
it has been suggested	5
at a median of	5
and hospital length of	5
cause of death and	5
in the disease course	5
during an unfolding threat	5
patients with moderate to	5
patients were admitted to	5
study was to compare	5
the contact tracing team	5
ebola virus origin and	5
between january and june	5
take into account the	5
in the form of	5
the threat of bioterrorism	5
is believed to be	5
delivery of rrt in	5
from the guinea ring	5
a fair amount of	5
admitted to a tertiary	5
is safe and immunogenic	5
in democratic republic of	5
have been evaluated in	5
was to evaluate the	5
and transmission during the	5
the successful use of	5
severity of the disease	5
in the near future	5
at the site of	5
did not have a	5
the development of epilepsy	5
to improve patient outcomes	5
may be able to	5
writing and reviewing of	5
the critically ill and	5
the number of new	5
the causative agent of	5
and its association with	5
and community health workers	5
is in line with	5
outbreak of ebola in	5
is to describe the	5
decrease the risk of	5
contact with an infected	5
spread of the ebola	5
during the period of	5
of ebov and marv	5
acute ischemic stroke and	5
associated with an aberrant	5
survivors and contacts of	5
and their impact on	5
has an incubation period	5
of the patients who	5
does not appear to	5
handling of human remains	5
is associated with high	5
fruit bats in luebo	5
a randomized controlled trial	5
occupational safety and health	5
ebola hemorrhagic fever with	5
to outbreaks of ebola	5
in patients admitted to	5
in a case of	5
statistics were used to	5
a total of cases	5
to decrease the risk	5
by the fact that	5
transmission of ebola hemorrhagic	5
case of a year	5
to be due to	5
virus origin and transmission	5
preparedness during a threat	5
hospital course was complicated	5
genomic surveillance elucidates ebola	5
during an outbreak of	5
lessons learned from the	5
in ebola treatment centers	5
the onset of the	5
a function of the	5
frontline physicians and nurses	5
was associated with poor	5
but there is no	5
loss of a relation	5
for academic emergency medicine	5
of mechanical ventilation and	5
in the pathogenesis of	5
peak plasma igf levels	5
is considered to be	5
haemorrhagic fever in sudan	5
in neurocritically ill patients	5
approved the final manuscript	5
and interpretation of data	5
was used to identify	5
models were used to	5
to the use of	5
efficacy and effectiveness of	5
study was to investigate	5
outcome after traumatic brain	5
training in the use	5
the university of cincinnati	5
of traumatic brain injury	5
in the event that	5
clinical and laboratory features	5
against ebola virus infection	5
was to describe the	5
compared to those with	5
the provision of care	5
based on the presence	5
of patients with confirmed	5
associated with the presence	5
of neurocritically ill patients	5
in accordance with the	5
psychological distress among the	5
chart review was performed	5
a prospective observational study	5
with known or suspected	5
innate immunity and with	5
after the start of	5
contact with bodily fluids	5
with blood transfusions from	5
in the identification of	5
further research is needed	5
the proportion of patients	5
to determine the prevalence	5
is consistent with the	5
in the ebola epidemic	5
the aim of our	5
the society for academic	5
and december was conducted	5
we were unable to	5
were associated with the	5
transmission during the outbreak	5
the ministry of public	5
was noted to be	5
reduce the incidence of	5
retrospective review of patients	5
in west africa has	5
this study sought to	5
with moderate to severe	5
the standard of care	5
had an evd placed	5
consecutive patients admitted to	5
the treatment of ebola	5
a level trauma center	5
number of health workers	5
the mean time from	5
moderate to severe tbi	5
and the availability of	5
but has not been	5
to provide care for	5
a comprehensive stroke center	5
of patients with sah	5
of patients with spontaneous	5
virus infection is associated	5
knowledge of the disease	5
increase the risk of	5
direct contact with the	5
been associated with the	5
blood transfusions from convalescent	5
patients who were admitted	5
rrt in ebola virus	5
origin and transmission during	5
a high risk of	5
adjusting for potential confounders	5
was no statistically significant	5
of ebola in west	5
to the baylor st	5
been reported to be	5
may be an effective	5
patient with ebola virus	5
associated with a higher	5
and health related variables	5
we conducted a cross	5
of emergency physicians and	5
the high mortality rate	5
the west african epidemic	5
for pneumonia and diarrhoea	5
in a total of	5
at the national level	5
of patients presenting with	5
to care for the	5
described by interviewed trainers	5
suspected cases of evd	5
of rrt in ebola	5
aberrant innate immunity and	5
the republic of guinea	5
at high risk for	5
consequences of the bushmeat	5
after being found down	5
is the first study	5
as well as in	5
needed to determine if	5
and confirmed cases with	5
lateralized rhythmic delta activity	5
blood or bodily fluids	5
the treatment of evd	5
and their household contacts	5
the guinea ring vaccination	5
there have been no	5
in the us and	5
with a past medical	5
estimating the future number	5
immunity and with massive	5
and the united kingdom	5
a risk factor for	5
have been used in	5
care for patients in	5
the ebola virus epidemic	5
a single dose of	5
outcome at discharge were	5
retrospective analysis of patients	5
protection against ebola virus	5
the current ebola outbreak	5
for evd patients in	5
it is important for	5
has the potential to	5
of consecutive patients with	5
highly infectious diseases and	5
to the fact that	5
of emerging infectious diseases	5
the impact of the	5
the development and implementation	5
little is known about	5
there is a need	5
a consecutive series of	5
a neurologist or neurosurgeon	5
length of stay in	5
the total outbreak size	5
european network of infectious	5
to treat patients with	5
cause of morbidity and	5
and effectiveness of an	5
patients with cerebral edema	5
to the time of	5
a common complication in	5
evaluate the impact of	5
during the ebola epidemic	5
to evaluate the effect	5
patient was started on	5
chart review of consecutive	5
outbreak alert and response	5
be performed in the	5
with the use of	5
was present in patients	5
the impact of this	5
cardiac arrest who received	5
of the ongoing epidemic	5
at the height of	5
during the acute phase	5
acute care hospitals in	5
society for academic emergency	5
seen in of patients	5
the majority of the	5
median outbreak size was	5
neurologic intensive care unit	5
case definition for evd	5
with viral haemorrhagic fever	5
patients with brain injury	5
in liberia and sierra	5
of ebola in northern	5
ich patients admitted to	5
in an effort to	5
competing interests were disclosed	5
in the patient care	5
treatment of a patient	5
there was no statistically	5
safe and effective care	5
traditional and complementary medicine	5
the th of august	5
with respect to the	5
the treatment of patients	5
and other stakeholders in	5
ebola hemorrhagic fever outbreaks	5
on the presence of	5
the use of personal	5
the spread and control	5
of congo ebola virus	5
surveillance elucidates ebola virus	5
were associated with increased	5
was an increase in	5
the mean hospitalization time	5
on personal protective equipment	5
with severe acute respiratory	5
to evaluate the association	5
the spread of evd	5
in the majority of	5
the mean incubation period	5
due to the severity	5
of the evd patients	5
for the use of	5
in the early s	5
the sensitivity and specificity	5
further study is needed	5
an early clamp trial	5
over the first hours	5
objective was to describe	5
of a public health	5
of health care workers	5
living with hiv aids	5
not at all concerned	5
reversion of advanced ebola	5
diagnosis of ebola virus	5
in nonhuman primates with	5
mean time from symptoms	5
complementary and alternative medicine	5
for highly infectious diseases	5
observed in patients with	5
fever with blood transfusions	5
of convalescent ebola hemorrhagic	5
during the care of	5
and other emerging infectious	5
the emergency department with	5
to the ebola virus	5
the host immune response	5
safe and immunogenic in	5
confirmed case of evd	5
increase in hematoma volume	5
history of atrial fibrillation	5
development and use of	4
there appears to be	4
with sudan ebola virus	4
a skilled nursing facility	4
bd registry between january	4
physicians and nurses to	4
may not be available	4
models of ebola and	4
healthcare workers in the	4
cultures in patients with	4
increases the risk of	4
and peak plasma igf	4
can be detected in	4
de lutte contre les	4
patients who presented with	4
have a significant impact	4
and control guidance for	4
samples from fatal and	4
to determine the incidence	4
forest region of the	4
in the range of	4
the decision was made	4
the care of a	4
for the reversal of	4
and health control issues	4
medical records with the	4
as ebola treatment centers	4
public health response to	4
ml at hours post	4
contexts of ebola in	4
the impact of a	4
and intensive care unit	4
occurred in west africa	4
preventing the spread of	4
eastern region of the	4
rhesus macaque models of	4
highly pathogenic avian influenza	4
a link to the	4
it is unknown whether	4
efficacy of ketamine in	4
ebola survivors in sierra	4
other highly hazardous communicable	4
risks and benefits of	4
duration of transgression was	4
associated with outcome after	4
is a case report	4
ebola virus disease among	4
in a way that	4
were collected from patients	4
ebola and marburg virus	4
caring for evd patients	4
preparedness during threats of	4
study aims to describe	4
in the biosafety level	4
from the beginning of	4
declaration of the th	4
one of the main	4
and duration with and	4
pandemic in west africa	4
humans infected with sudan	4
start of the outbreak	4
patients who had an	4
between and years of	4
patients with acute ich	4
curves for severe acute	4
in the midst of	4
can be used in	4
we sought to describe	4
most families prefer to	4
used as a marker	4
features of patients with	4
university of technology sydney	4
it is estimated that	4
is known to be	4
blood samples from fatal	4
a mean age of	4
we identified patients who	4
of the individual interview	4
was no association between	4
using data through may	4
analysis was used to	4
social resistance to the	4
to ebola in the	4
predictors of poor outcome	4
onset refractory status epilepticus	4
for disease prevention and	4
very early in the	4
the ebola response in	4
this study suggests that	4
to the paucity of	4
should not be performed	4
the individual interview conducted	4
outbreak in drc and	4
calculated actual readmission rate	4
deployed by who and	4
ii and sofa scores	4
for at least days	4
the patient is a	4
the current outbreak is	4
in close collaboration with	4
ranked th out of	4
and laboratory features of	4
of the united states	4
for patients with tbi	4
for early detection of	4
for a total of	4
oslo social support scale	4
after severe traumatic brain	4
survivors in our study	4
more than of the	4
q the dashboard reported	4
or other highly hazardous	4
could be due to	4
of ebola in the	4
a tertiary medical center	4
during an ebola virus	4
respiratory syndrome reveal similar	4
evs ul plasma v	4
assays were used to	4
after the initiation of	4
alert and response network	4
with ketosis prone diabetes	4
effect of violent events	4
are at risk of	4
prevention and control measures	4
based on the results	4
is caused by a	4
of the impact of	4
of patients infected with	4
as a host for	4
unintended consequences of the	4
not been studied in	4
and the fact that	4
did not result in	4
epidemic curves for severe	4
studies are required to	4
there was an increase	4
the who and the	4
in substantial immune activation	4
time from symptom onset	4
and there is a	4
remained an independent predictor	4
fatal and nonfatal cases	4
the leading cause of	4
an infected person or	4
frequently occurring psychological distress	4
records with the records	4
the first hours post	4
apache ii and sofa	4
increased risk was significant	4
following traumatic brain injury	4
hour of each other	4
virus from pigs to	4
cases of evd were	4
in order to prevent	4
that the presence of	4
use of biological agents	4
from january to january	4
maximum serum chloride concentration	4
january and june regarding	4
is a single center	4
of accidental exposure to	4
be associated with the	4
sexual transmission of ebola	4
virus infection in a	4
for at least hours	4
subjective perceptions of recovery	4
and use of ppe	4
a stochastic branching process	4
the first hours of	4
that the united states	4
nonfatal cases of ebola	4
a high number of	4
related to ebola virus	4
prevention and control guidance	4
from person to person	4
the care of the	4
to don and doff	4
a limited outbreak of	4
thank you for reviewing	4
or revising the article	4
it is worth noting	4
west africa is a	4
performing a brain death	4
from an ebola treatment	4
in the differential diagnosis	4
local organ procurement organization	4
admitted to a single	4
vaccine in healthy adults	4
the time of evd	4
was transferred to our	4
in sierra leone clinical	4
to mitigate the impact	4
a patient who presented	4
a phased preparedness system	4
enrolled in the study	4
the history of biological	4
patients with ketosis prone	4
facilities in order to	4
at a comprehensive stroke	4
in the wake of	4
mortality was higher in	4
and immunogenicity of a	4
made a complete recovery	4
multivariate logistic regression model	4
common in patients with	4
viral rna polymerase inhibitor	4
the impact of evd	4
the most common indication	4
to the lack of	4
of r is set	4
case fatality ratio of	4
aim of our study	4
the number of days	4
patients were categorized into	4
could be a useful	4
reported a readmission rate	4
virus infection in rodents	4
of confirmed evd cases	4
and other infectious diseases	4
cases had been reported	4
infected with sudan ebola	4
first case of evd	4
with ich admitted to	4
the psychological distress of	4
due to the fact	4
a change in the	4
the timing of the	4
in west africa a	4
with refractory status epilepticus	4
transmission of infectious agents	4
patients with ich admitted	4
days after symptom onset	4
by a neurologist or	4
was tested in a	4
of public health measures	4
advocate for the management	4
of the preparedness system	4
catheter associated urinary tract	4
showed no evidence of	4
times more likely to	4
virus disease in ebola	4
and control recommendations for	4
time of motor function	4
duration with and without	4
was conducted in a	4
over years of age	4
semen of ebola virus	4
emory healthcare ebola preparedness	4
invited to participate in	4
must be considered when	4
was significantly lower in	4
patients in the nicu	4
from fatal and nonfatal	4
vaccine protects nonhuman primates	4
for patients under investigation	4
in the basal ganglia	4
chart review of all	4
institute of infectious diseases	4
decision was made to	4
size and duration with	4
duty to treat is	4
have been found to	4
features of filoviral hemorrhagic	4
zoonotic origin of the	4
on the number of	4
consensus of the european	4
the glasgow coma scale	4
ebola virus haemorrhagic fever	4
protect nonhuman primates against	4
and treatment of the	4
occupational health and safety	4
and location of the	4
with no significant difference	4
during an outbreak in	4
into the ebola epidemic	4
an important factor in	4
patients with highly hazardous	4
we have added a	4
rmed or suspected evd	4
region of the republic	4
at the start of	4
been used in the	4
measured by the glasgow	4
of the total number	4
the transmission dynamics of	4
total outbreak size and	4
the anthrax attacks of	4
of patients with a	4
is important to consider	4
in the process of	4
patients who present with	4
the mean of the	4
countries most affected by	4
origin of the west	4
is not limited to	4
most frequently occurring psychological	4
levels of internalised stigma	4
of the effect of	4
the effects of public	4
malignant cerebral edema and	4
therapy prolongs survival in	4
received andexanet alfa for	4
we present the case	4
after implementation of the	4
in patients with vhf	4
physicians and nurses who	4
proportion of patients with	4
the baseline value of	4
at a single center	4
is not well described	4
were included if they	4
there is some evidence	4
the emergency nurses association	4
length of stay and	4
experimental treatment of ebola	4
of the virus from	4
probable and confirmed evd	4
syndrome reveal similar impacts	4
the context of a	4
has been suggested that	4
no competing interests were	4
records of the local	4
risk to health care	4
world health organization ebola	4
of the virus to	4
outbreak in the eastern	4
three west african countries	4
reveal similar impacts of	4
studies have shown a	4
on ebola virus disease	4
study is to describe	4
discovery of swine as	4
with the records of	4
to evaluate the impact	4
for antibodies to ebola	4
that requires centralized care	4
placement of an evd	4
at least one of	4
prolongs survival in rhesus	4
extracts of the individual	4
their health to be	4
recombinant inhibitor of factor	4
important role in the	4
less likely to be	4
donning and doffing procedures	4
were investigated using a	4
analysis of human peripheral	4
a patient with ebola	4
the reproduction number r	4
in domestic pigs in	4
it is unclear whether	4
in ebola virus infections	4
number of unsafe burials	4
who ebola situation reports	4
during the kikwit outbreak	4
involved in the care	4
during the first days	4
the first isolation centre	4
care for evd patients	4
and the presence of	4
association between outcome and	4
working languages of the	4
have been found in	4
and clinical outcome at	4
critically ill tbi patients	4
jugular bulb venous monitoring	4
the evaluation and treatment	4
a readmission rate of	4
the goal of the	4
risk of transmission of	4
even in the absence	4
was significant after controlling	4
of congo and uganda	4
patients with confirmed evd	4
there is no consensus	4
a dose of mg	4
drafting or revising the	4
by the presence of	4
following acute brain injury	4
on how to approach	4
fourth antenatal care visits	4
guideline for isolation precautions	4
use among evd survivors	4
the cumulative number of	4
lethal ebola virus infection	4
institute of neurological disorders	4
of patients with hhcds	4
the realm of the	4
we prospectively enrolled patients	4
inhibit ebola virus infection	4
in order to standardize	4
the level of consciousness	4
what you are doing	4
all patients in the	4
to the affected countries	4
systemic inflammatory response syndrome	4
favipiravir for ebola virus	4
six official working languages	4
of proinflammatory cytokines and	4
the good outcome group	4
of the republic of	4
may serve as a	4
a total of evd	4
present a rare case	4
as a case study	4
level i trauma center	4
the basic reproductive number	4
the center for disease	4
patients with cerebellar ich	4
may be useful in	4
the forest region of	4
in early stages of	4
total of patients met	4
primary objective was to	4
in the acute stage	4
the response to the	4
in evd and fcp	4
a lower level of	4
was calculated for each	4
transmission of the virus	4
evaluation and treatment of	4
adjusting for age and	4
were associated with higher	4
was to determine the	4
early clamp trial approach	4
those between and years	4
the local organ procurement	4
there are currently no	4
cultural contexts of ebola	4
in patients with intracerebral	4
group compared to the	4
neuro intensive care unit	4
of prospectively collected data	4
in this pilot study	4
of nurses and physicians	4
is a year old	4
patients with poor outcome	4
the serial interval and	4
the records of the	4
among health care workers	4
diseases such as evd	4
to identify predictors of	4
in the focus group	4
were selected from the	4
in patients treated with	4
and nitric oxide levels	4
was reported to be	4
the effective reproduction number	4
ebola and the effects	4
neuroscience intensive care unit	4
patients with known or	4
in comparison to other	4
west africa ebola virus	4
as a public health	4
patients before and after	4
in children with evd	4
should be considered a	4
be more likely to	4
the development of a	4
evd in the united	4
most of the time	4
an evd patient in	4
ebola epidemic in west	4
was associated with the	4
of interest to the	4
of an infectious disease	4
in humans has been	4
the presence of an	4
is to determine the	4
should be repeated in	4
of this study were	4
there is a high	4
care for the patient	4
higher level of care	4
symptom onset and hospitalisation	4
is possible that the	4
posed by the outbreak	4
using a multivariate logistic	4
of convalescent whole blood	4
virus disease ebola virus	4
in the area of	4
with confi rmed or	4
that must be considered	4
icu level of care	4
majority of surveyed trainees	4
were no differences in	4
of both humoral and	4
conducted a retrospective observational	4
in comatose cardiac arrest	4
patients were excluded if	4
no significant differences in	4
the wake of the	4
ebola rna persistence in	4
peripheral blood samples from	4
of the study was	4
is common in patients	4
of optic nerve sheath	4
due to the lack	4
treatment centers in the	4
could have contributed to	4
a core group of	4
to an increased risk	4
investigation for ebola virus	4
logistic regression models were	4
at higher risk of	4
to be related to	4
be of interest to	4
there was a high	4
of ebola and the	4
the ebola virus in	4
urine plasma osmolality ratio	4
was defined as a	4
number of new cases	4
symptom onset and case	4
and nonfatal cases of	4
baseline value of r	4
the viral hemorrhagic fevers	4
of care for patients	4
shown to be a	4
evaluate the association between	4
spontaneous ich patients admitted	4
human peripheral blood samples	4
families prefer to care	4
were significantly higher in	4
prevalence of both humoral	4
data were collected for	4
the cause of a	4
assess the impact of	4
number of districts with	4
of ebolavirus infection in	4
implementation of control interventions	4
swine as a host	4
at high risk of	4
and standard operating procedures	4
showed diffuse cerebral edema	4
during management of patients	4
evd or other vhf	4
at discharge were recorded	4
in patients with moderate	4
symptom onset to recanalization	4
did not have any	4
and multivariable logistic regression	4
ebola virus epidemic in	4
and management of patients	4
the outbreak and the	4
effects of public health	4
in those between and	4
is a common complication	4
of standardized management protocols	4
of infectious agents in	4
reproductive number of ebola	4
t cell responses to	4
kivu and ituri provinces	4
to control health zones	4
ebola response in the	4
different epidemic curves for	4
risk was significant after	4
relative infectiousness of hospitalized	4
in a time of	4
a significant number of	4
consecutive patients with ich	4
likely to be infected	4
blood or body fluids	4
incidence of clinical seizures	4
with the onset of	4
the median outbreak size	4
adjusted for age and	4
the current west africa	4
that there is a	4
drawn within hour of	4
with the stochastic model	4
beta therapy prolongs survival	4
to be discharged home	4
return to the us	4
all authors contributed to	4
and years of age	4
survival in rhesus macaque	4
with confirmed or suspected	4
care for patient at	4
by the glasgow outcome	4
a significant impact on	4
significantly lower in patients	4
in any of the	4
on the part of	4
with altered mental status	4
rare case of a	4
understanding social resistance to	4
high prevalence of both	4
to one of the	4
the absence of any	4
outcome was significantly worse	4
as well as patients	4
limit the number of	4
of human peripheral blood	4
were associated with an	4
to assess the impact	4
number of ebola and	4
official working languages of	4
a higher proportion of	4
the red zone and	4
consecutive patients from the	4
international frontline physicians and	4
retrospective cohort study using	4
infection results in substantial	4
is significantly associated with	4
the highest number of	4
zaire ebola virus infection	4
among the general population	4
protects nonhuman primates against	4
our data suggest that	4
languages of the united	4
the aim of the	4
virus relapse causing meningoencephalitis	4
case series of patients	4
the results of this	4
investigating the zoonotic origin	4
significant morbidity and mortality	4
during the west africa	4
have been used to	4
the west africa ebolavirus	4
of a patient in	4
an ebola treatment unit	4
and the public health	4
when compared to the	4
an ebola virus disease	4
within hour of each	4
outcomes were defined as	4
contact with blood or	4
r is set at	4
basic reproductive number of	4
response to the evd	4
the values and preferences	4
per type of healthcare	4
of the current outbreak	4
brain magnetic resonance imaging	4
who participated in the	4
the global outbreak alert	4
total of evd cases	4
of filoviral hemorrhagic fever	4
final calculated actual readmission	4
congo ebola virus disease	4
significantly associated with the	4
our goal was to	4
study was approved by	4
managed under hlcc conditions	4
have been reported to	4
of transmission of evd	4
the dashboard reported a	4
short period of time	4
neurological disorders and stroke	4
the focused conversation method	4
the european network of	4
of a patient who	4
there is a growing	4
not significantly associated with	4
response in the forest	4
within the respiratory tract	4
visits for pneumonia and	4
revision of the manuscript	4
patients treated with ttm	4
patient who presented with	4
care in patients with	4
the who ethics review	4
guidance for care of	4
the middle cerebral artery	4
ppe selection and training	4
we present a novel	4
laboratory features of filoviral	4
to evaluate the safety	4
the results obtained from	4
there is limited data	4
implications for public health	4
of viral hemorrhagic fevers	4
to an outside hospital	4
the nationwide inpatient sample	4
western african evd outbreak	4
the virulence of the	4
to increase evd knowledge	4
in the general population	4
ich admitted to the	4
the cases of congo	4
duty to treat and	4
analysis was performed using	4
household secondary attack rate	4
the pre and post	4
were obtained from the	4
and rift valley fever	4
is worth noting that	4
ischemic stroke patients who	4
control recommendations for hospitalized	4
is shown in figure	4
sequential organ failure assessment	4
confirmed cases of evd	4
confi rmed or suspected	4
the morbidity and mortality	4
significance was set at	4
in the immediate post	4
the creative commons attribution	4
transmission from mother to	4
for the detection of	4
a few of the	4
transmission and risk factors	4
patients with status epilepticus	4
are associated with fatal	4
old male presented with	4
and the society for	4
a case in which	4
there was no association	4
in the two groups	4
in critical care medicine	4
resistance to the ebola	4
patients with evd is	4
the management of ebola	4
the evd go bag	4
be used by healthcare	4
for ebola virus infection	4
was estimated to be	4
factor prothrombin complex concentrate	4
of swine as a	4
compared to medical management	4
of the disease in	4
may contribute to the	4
ebola virus from pigs	4
of ebola virus and	4
in humans infected with	4
present the case of	4
participation was voluntary and	4
diffuse cerebral edema with	4
rna persistence in semen	4
of the effectiveness of	4
rural populations in gabon	4
the majority of cases	4
patient is a year	4
following aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage	4
on the efficacy of	4
to be used by	4
ebola vaccine in healthy	4
blood ebov turned negative	4
the design of a	4
of the local organ	4
there are a number	4
risk of hematoma expansion	4
a richardson et al	4
fatal zaire ebola virus	4
among rural populations in	4
virus infection results in	4
an increase in r	4
investigated using a multivariate	4
were enrolled in a	4
high risk of transmission	4
tbi patients admitted to	4
has not been documented	4
to standard of care	4
data were collected using	4
patients under investigation for	4
significant difference between the	4
cases of congo and	4
since the beginning of	4
in the field and	4
the six official working	4
recovery time of motor	4
the study was to	4
the study protocol and	4
factors were associated with	4
human fatal zaire ebola	4
it is necessary to	4
during the first hours	4
symptoms of evd and	4
some of the most	4
the outbreak of severe	4
cumulative rate of recurrence	4
the acute management of	4
in rhesus macaque models	4
emergency departments and hospitals	4
network of infectious diseases	4
determine the prevalence of	4
similar impacts of control	4
of neurological disorders and	4
macaque models of ebola	4
with absent n s	4
patients were more likely	4
peripheral blood mononuclear cells	4
are shown in table	4
according to the who	4
evaluation and management of	4
the evd and fcp	4
school of public health	4
who ethics review committee	4
of viral haemorrhagic fevers	4
the success of the	4
in q the dashboard	4
in a number of	4
have not been well	4
healthcare ebola preparedness protocols	4
patients that did not	4
a history of hypertension	4
patients as well as	4
regarding the use of	4
the event of an	4
ebola virus disease update	4
host for the reston	4
case report of a	4
west africa ebola epidemic	4
blood and body fluids	4
limited outbreak of ebola	4
to a lesser extent	4
that has been observed	4
ebola virus during the	4
and the duty to	4
human ebola virus infection	4
it would have been	4
had no role in	4
was not statistically significant	4
are a number of	4
and were included in	4
up to of patients	4
ng ml at hours	4
the final calculated actual	4
were more common in	4
needed to better understand	4
from the democratic republic	4
during an ebola outbreak	4
ebola virus infection results	4
clinical manifestations and management	4
transmission dynamics of ebola	4
clinical and public health	4
and treatment of potential	4
or more of the	4
under investigation for ebola	4
individual interview conducted with	4
effectiveness of an rvsv	4
prevention and control recommendations	4
the average number of	4
the use of biological	4
a multivariate logistic regression	4
minimize the risk of	4
the patient to the	4
for the care of	4
about the use of	4
acute respiratory syndrome reveal	4
commission de lutte contre	4
participated in conception of	4
of the immune response	4
with ich were included	4
in conception of the	4
new world arenaviral infections	4
patients with history of	4
critically ill and injured	4
diagnosis and treatment of	4
to the neuro icu	4
authors contributed to the	4
the sudv outbreak in	4
recommendations for hospitalized patients	4
basic clinical and laboratory	4
as adjunctive therapy for	4
national institute of neurological	4
for donning and doffing	4
deployed to the affected	4
of a total of	4
of nebraska medical center	4
selective estrogen receptor modulators	4
patients admitted from january	4
with the risk of	4
were excluded if they	4
dashboard reported a readmission	4
in patients with spontaneous	4
performed a retrospective review	4
hospitals and ambulance services	4
a large number of	4
are known to be	4
be included in the	4
control guidance for care	4
preventing transmission of infectious	4
considered to be a	4
in semen of ebola	4
within the first days	4
with good neurologic outcome	4
in our study were	4
ebola virus disease the	4
the best way to	4
value of r is	4
can be a useful	4
year into the ebola	4
the sociodemographic and health	4
patients with evd or	4
electronic medical records with	4
treatment of cerebral edema	4
patients with infectious diseases	4
retrospective review of all	4
in order to determine	4
consecutive spontaneous ich patients	4
review of adult patients	4
the clinical presentation of	4
results in substantial immune	4
from mother to child	4
africa ebola virus disease	4
patients with evd with	4
the incubation period of	4
of death and disability	4
patients with at least	4
obese patients with ischemic	4
retrospective observational study of	4
ebola in northern uganda	4
determine the association between	4
university of nebraska medical	4
for emerging infectious diseases	4
this increased risk was	4
among the general public	4
actual readmission rate was	4
caring for a patient	4
were found to be	4
identified by interviewed trainers	4
to care for patient	4
are involved in the	4
outbreaks in the drc	4
case of marburg hemorrhagic	4
control of the outbreak	4
a host for the	4
this case highlights the	4
detection of ebola virus	4
for the reston ebolavirus	4
the first report of	4
registry between january and	4
to work during a	4
investigated the relationship between	4
values and preferences of	4
this retrospective observational study	4
appears to be safe	4
in a neurocritical care	4
as much as possible	4
as soon as the	4
the ebola virus glycoprotein	4
haemorrhagic fever in etoumbi	4
in a hlcc unit	4
impacts of control measures	4
she was treated with	4
of the european network	4
and cellular immunity to	4
patients with confirmed or	4
logistic regression was used	4
prefer to care for	4
protection against lethal ebola	4
to the emergency room	4
with history of epilepsy	4
ebolavirus among rural populations	4
in patients with sah	4
epidemiologic and health control	4
the effect of the	4
were no significant differences	4
imported case of marburg	4
initial and peak plasma	4
north kivu and ituri	4
a who rapid advice	4
to the implementation of	4
hemorrhagic fever outbreaks in	4
during the height of	4
neurosurgical intensive care unit	4
of the level of	4
research institute of infectious	4
conducted a retrospective chart	4
interpretation of data and	4
of evd survivors in	4
been used as a	4
delay between symptom onset	4
of cardiac arrest who	4
are needed to better	4
ability to discuss evd	4
play a role in	4
global outbreak alert and	4
to the university of	4
the nature of the	4
between the public health	4
response to the outbreak	4
against ebola and marburg	3
identify which factors trigger	3
vaccine expressing ebola virus	3
interviews and focus group	3
for the pregnant patient	3
for reversal of tpa	3
many of the seeds	3
of psychological distress and	3
safe and effective for	3
in health zones with	3
xa inhibitor related bleeding	3
it may be that	3
and chronic health evaluation	3
to assess the relationship	3
africa cup of nations	3
it has been shown	3
or persons under investigation	3
for an evd patient	3
adds further support for	3
the first patient was	3
there are a few	3
is not related to	3
the purpose of statistical	3
were associated with poor	3
of the cases in	3
below the species level	3
difference was found in	3
enhanced ebola screening to	3
the reversal of doac	3
with and without vaccine	3
prospectively collected data on	3
of all patients admitted	3
the rate of tract	3
the introduction of a	3
the coma recovery scale	3
contact with patients with	3
review was performed on	3
european centre for disease	3
consent for organ donation	3
to note that the	3
results obtained from model	3
acute brain injury and	3
preparedness activities during an	3
the treatment of cvv	3
by small sample size	3
the objective of the	3
the isolation effectiveness is	3
outbreak size was estimated	3
outbreaks have been reported	3
is a lack of	3
the most recent outbreak	3
facilities in the united	3
h n and h	3
r foundation for statistical	3
our results suggest that	3
during the early stage	3
were reviewed to identify	3
cd and cd t	3
in the methods section	3
diagnosed in the united	3
at all levels of	3
and one of the	3
by interviewed trainers from	3
be attributed to the	3
majority of the patients	3
very much in the	3
the clinical management team	3
to provide intensive care	3
were used to assess	3
secondary to a ruptured	3
impact of the sars	3
ethics committee and the	3
experimental infections of rhesus	3
clinical presentation of patients	3
plasma for ebola virus	3
isolation of genetically diverse	3
compared to control health	3
the preparation of a	3
evd outbreaks in africa	3
from onset of symptoms	3
bats coincide with periods	3
ebola virus disease complicated	3
patients were treated with	3
factor in primate monocytes	3
of clinical seizures and	3
presentation and management of	3
regression models were used	3
remains to be determined	3
using the nationwide inpatient	3
sierra leone evaluation of	3
of the transmission dynamics	3
the limitation of the	3
cell cytotoxicity and injury	3
the design and operation	3
to estimate changes in	3
in patients with high	3
as one of the	3
direct contact with bodily	3
and scarce knowledge on	3
the united states the	3