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Arboviral encephalitis
Arboviral encephalitis
Statutory notification
Flavivirus infection unspecified (FIU) is a notifiable infectious disease in Western Australia.
Alert:
cases must be reported urgently by telephone to the
Public Health Units (Healthy WA)
within a few hours of first suspicion of diagnosis.
See
notifiable communicable disease case definitions (Word 1.29KB)
for FIU.
Notifications should be made using the communicable disease notification form for
metropolitan residents (PDF 209KB)
or
regional residents (PDF 209KB)
.
For notification of regional residents see contact details of
Public Health Units (Healthy WA)
.
See also description of
Statutory medical notifications in Western Australia
.
Public health management
Infectious agent
: Unspecified flavirus.
Transmission
: Mosquito-borne.
Incubation period
: Can vary for specific virus.
Infectious period
: Not applicable. No evidence of person to person transmission
Case exclusion
: Do not exclude.
Contact exclusion:
Do not exclude.
Treatment:
Varies according to symptoms, refer to doctor.
Immunisation
: Not available.
Case follow up:
Is conducted by
Public Health Units (Healthy WA)
and the Communicable Disease Control Directorate.
Notifiable disease data and reports
Infectious disease data reports
Up to date arboviral encephalitis notification data is currently not available.
Produced by
Public Health
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