Wirus Hendra
Hendra virus (HeV) - a virus belonging to the Paramyvirus family. It is one of two species of viruses of the genus Henipavirus (the other is the Nipah virus). HeV was first isolated in 1994 from samples obtained during a virus outbreak. The virus attacked the nervous system and respiratory system in horses and humans living in the suburbs of Brisbane - Hendra, Australia. 21 horses and two people fell ill.
In July 2008 there were 11 illnesses of horses on the east coast of Australia. The animals were identified as intermediate hosts. A person could get infected from a horse with close contact, eg when caring for a sick animal or a body of a sick or dead animal. symptoms
In the case of hepatitis, you may have flu-like symptoms in people, as well as a fatal disease of the respiratory or nervous system. Horses are the only animals found to have a natural infection that led to death. Treatment
At present, no vaccine has been developed for humans or animals. The basic treatment for human infections is intensive supportive care.
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