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Clinical progress note: Measles

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Anne Ewing
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Catherine Hahn
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Adam J. Ratner *
DOI：10.1002/jhm.70250delete
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Many medical providers in the United States have never seen a case of measles. This situation will likely change if decreases in childhood vaccination rates and increases in multi-state measles outbreaks continue. Measles can lead to hospitalization and severe disease, especially for high-risk groups including young children and people who are pregnant or immunocompromised. In-hospital transmission of measles can occur prior to diagnosis, as patients are infectious for approximately 4 days prior to the onset of rash. Review of the diagnosis and management of measles is essential for the hospitalist to ensure timely responses to this highly contagious virus.
Keywords:
PREVENTION

Journal

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Journal of Hospital Medicine
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2.3
Papers:
181
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0

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