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Hantavirus in Netherlands

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Europe NLD

Overview

Netherlands is in the Europe hantavirus context. The country has documented circulation of SEOV, PUUV (Seoul virus, Puumala virus).

Puumala virus is endemic in the Netherlands; in 2015 Seoul hantavirus was additionally documented for the first time in wild brown rats (Rattus norvegicus) in the eastern Netherlands. Tula virus has also been detected in voles.

Sources for the above: Verner-Carlsson et al., Infect Ecol Epidemiol 2015 (first SEOV in wild rats, Netherlands)

Reservoir species

  • Myodes glareolus
  • Rattus norvegicus

Endemic strains

SEOV HFRS
Seoul virus
CFR: ~1–2% (HFRS, mild form)
PUUV HFRS
Puumala virus
CFR: <0.5% (mild HFRS, "nephropathia epidemica")

Signal trend (last 30 days)

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Signal volume = mentions in monitored sources (CDC, WHO, ECDC, news in 17 languages), not confirmed clinical case counts. Buckets are UTC days.

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