| Tropical diseases - diseases occurring in tropical climates. Tropical diseases can be caused by: bacteria, viruses, fungi and single and multicellular parasites. Data calculated on the basis of MZ-56 report on contagious diseases, infections and intoxication. Tropical diseases include the following:  A30 (Leprosy, Hansen's disease) A31.1 (Buruli ulcer)A66 (Frambesia)A71 (Trachoma)A82 (Rabies)A90 (Dengue fever)A92.0 (Chikungunya virus disease)B55 (Leishmaniasis)B56 (African trypanosomiasis)B57 (Chagas' disease)B65 (Schistosomiasis)B66 (Other fluke infections)B67 (Echinococcosis)B68 (Taeniasis)B69 (Cysticercosis)B72 (Dracunculiasis)B73 (Onchocerciasis)B74 (Filariasis)B83.0 (Visceral larva migrans) In Poland, among the aforementioned diseases, the following infectious diseases are subject to notification and are isolated in the registration of the disease:  A82 (Rabies)A90 (Dengue fever)A92.0 (Chikungunya virus disease)B67 (Echinococcosis)B69 (Cysticercosis) For Poland the most important are:Echinococcosis (most cases are native cases) and Rabies (due to the existing rabies of animals in Poland, and thus the existing threat to human cases. |