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@entity1 @entity9556 @entity1087 @entity55 @entity3405 @entity5422 @entity3403 @entity177 @entity9557 @entity2755
@entity9556 is widely endemic in Asia. @entity1 's behaviour and climatic changes greatly influenced the occurrence of the disease. Increasing prevalences of @entity9556 have been reported from some Asian countries and may coincide with the widespread use of @entity3405 antibiotics or to improve diagnostic facilities and/or more urbanisation into rural areas. Many cases acquired in Asia surfaced in Europe and America. The disease probably is overlooked among paediatric @entity1 . Most @entity1 with @entity9556 present with acute fever of unknown origin (acute FUO). Eschars are rare among Southeast Asian @entity1 . Complications usually develop after the first week of illness. The complications include @entity55 , @entity5422 , @entity177 and @entity1087 . Improved serologic and molecular diagnostic tests are now available. Although drug-resistant strain of @entity9557 has been reported, the infection usually responds to simple but unpopular drugs such as @entity3403 or @entity2755 .
