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Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever

ICD-10 A98
1.4.1 Identification

A viral disease with sudden onset of fever, malaise, weakness, irritability, headache, pain in limbs and bleeding tendency manifested at fourth day of illness, which may include epistaxis, bleeding gum, G.I.T or urogenital tract bleeding, echymosis and purpura (spots with bruising patches on skin), and bleeding from the site of injection.

Case definitions

Suspected case: Fever with acute hemorrhagic symptoms with history of contact with animal.
Probable case: Suspected case plus history of contact with confirmed human case.
Confirmed case: Suspected case with laboratory confirmatory tests. Diagnosis confirmed by C.F.T, IFAT, ELISA
Case definitions

Suspected case: Fever with acute hemorrhagic symptoms with history of contact with animal.
Probable case: Suspected case plus history of contact with confirmed human case.
Confirmed case: Suspected case with laboratory confirmatory tests. Diagnosis confirmed by C.F.T, IFAT, ELISA