File:Guila Air cargo plane contracted by American zoologist, Delphi Messinger - Zaire 1997.jpg
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English: This historic 1997 photograph was created during an investigation into an outbreak of monkeypox, which took place in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), 1996 to 1997, formerly Zaire. Though never used, this Guila Air cargo plane had been contracted by American zoologist, Delphi Messinger. In February 1997, 88 cases of a febrile, pustular rash had been identified over the previous 12-months, in 12 villages, within this Katako-Kombe Health Zone, DRC. PHIL images 12745 through 12784, depict a full slide presentation telling the story of this investigation. |
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Author | CDC/ Brian W.J. Mahy, BSc, MA, PhD, ScD, DSc |
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This image was created during a 1996 - 1997 investigation into an outbreak of monkeypox, which took place in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), 1996 to 1997, formerly Zaire. Though never used, this image depicted a Guila Air cargo plane that had been contracted by American zoologist, Delphi Messinger. In February 1997, 88 cases of febrile pustular rash were identified for the previous 12 months in 12 villages within the Katako-Kombe Health Zone, DRC. Human monkeypox, a sporadic smallpox-like zoonotic viral exanthema that occurs in the rain forests of Central and West Africa, was discovered in 1970. The illness is caused by an orthopoxvirus, monkeypox virus, which was first isolated from primate tissues. Animal antibody surveys in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC; former Zaire) suggested that squirrels play a major role as a reservoir of the virus and that humans are sporadically infected. Human-to-human transmission occurs with an incubation period of 12 days (range 7-21 days). For more extensive details, as well as citations, see the link below.<p>PHIL images 12745 through 12784 depict a full slide presentation telling the story of this investigation. |
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