摘要:
15 patients after the middle of 2018, during the initial onset of the epidemic of identified Nipah viral infection (fruits borne virus) in adjacent state, presented with fever, acute coma, delirium, movement disorders, required referral to district headquarters hospital, for virology confirmation, and management. 135 mostly afebrile patients, who refused referral to government hospital, for virology confirmation, presented with symptoms of mainly subacute pan encephalitis, over the past 14 months;90% presented with conglomeration of vertigo, staring, personality changes, imbalance in gait, difficulty to walk, bilateral drooling of saliva, tremors, confusion, altered sensorium, nausea, vomiting;83% presented with dysarthria, 28% presented with symptoms of raised intracranial pressure-mimicking accelerated, malignant hypertensive emergencies, bradycardia, vomiting;decreased vision in 4.6%, myoclonic jerks in 58%, choreoathetosis in 8%. All of them could not afford INR 10000 for virology confirmation. Fruits borne viral subacute pan encephalitis, can present as subacute neurovascular syndrome, simulating ischemic stroke, mediated by Hapten triggered autoimmune angiopathy (blood borne) with resultant bilateral, asymmetrical multifocal, infarcts, cerebritis with consequent edema, requiring recognition, successful treatment with acyclovir, antiedema, antiepileptic measures and not antiplatelets, since the etiology is inflammatory and not degenerative. Promoting awareness to steam cook, pressure cook, cook with coconut oil (pie) fruits, steaming fresh fruit juices, before consumption will prevent incidence of fruits borne, tobacco leaves borne, and endemic viral infection. Economical screening card tests for Nipah fruits borne virus, will enable early detection, authenticate notification, early recognition treatment of subacute pan encephalitis presenting as neurovascular syndrome, mimicking ischemic stroke Global aborted blood pollution, contraceptive menstrual blood pollution, documented by rising environmental estrog