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Clinical Illness and Outcomes in Patients with Ebola in Sierra Leone
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John Schieffelin,Jeffrey Shaffer
Lisa Hensley,Michael Gbakie,Stephen Gire,Andrés Colubri,Rachel Sealfon,Lansana Kanneh,Alex Moigboi,Mambu Momoh,Mohammed Fullah,Lina Moses,Bethany Brown,Kristian Andersen,S Winnicki,S. Schaffner,Daniel Park,Nathan Yozwiak,Panpan Jiang,Tracy Ayers,Simbirie Jalloh,Mbalu Fonnie,Vandi Sinnah,Issa French,Alice Kovoma,Fatima Kamara,Veronica Tucker,Edwin Konuwa,Josephine Sellu,Ibrahim Mustapha,Momoh Foday,Mohamed Yillah,Franklyn Kanneh,Sidiki Saffa,James Massally,Matthew Boisen,Luis Branco,Mohamed Vandi,Donald Grant,Christian Happi,Sahr Gevao,Janet Harrison,Robert Fowler,Daniel Bausch,Pardis Sabeti,Sheik Khan,Robert Garry,Matt Boisen
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Oct 29, 2014
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Abstract
Limited clinical and laboratory data are available on patients with Ebola virus disease (EVD). The Kenema Government Hospital in Sierra Leone, which had an existing infrastructure for research regarding viral hemorrhagic fever, has received and cared for patients with EVD since the beginning of the outbreak in Sierra Leone in May 2014.
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