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. |