Two presentations must be considered in the treatment of<unk> . Symptomatic patients with delayed presentation in the emergency department, associated with a low survival rate and treated with "Milwaukee protocol" (which is still being studied) and patients with a suspected exposure to<unk>  virus or early diagnosed asymptomatic<unk>  patients. Patients with suspected exposure to<unk>  or asymptomatic patients can benefit from thorough wound cleaning followed by a combined<unk>  vaccination and immune globulin administration, these patients have a good prognosis.
Rabies medical therapy
Cholera medical therapy
Cyclosporiasis medical therapy
African trypanosomiasis medical therapy
Measles medical therapy
Babesiosis medical therapy
Rift valley fever medical therapy
Bartonellosis medical therapy