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Rabies post-exposure prophylaxis in adult patients presenting to the emergency department: A retrospective study

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Retrospective study assessed PEP practices and clinical characteristics in adult patients, highlighting inconsistencies in rabies management.

Overall, compliance with rabies post-exposure prophylaxis guidelines was inconsistent, and documentation issues were noted.
A total of 249 adults were evaluated, with 79.9% of exposures involving unidentified or escaped animals classified into exposure categories I–III.
Data was collected through a retrospective analysis involving demographic features, vaccination status, and prophylaxis regimens.
The findings underscore the need for better adherence to national guidelines for rabies management and improved patient documentation.

Yıldırım et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective study assessed PEP practices and clinical characteristics in adult patients, highlighting inconsistencies in rabies management.

Overall, compliance with rabies post-exposure prophylaxis guidelines was inconsistent, and documentation issues were noted.
A total of 249 adults were evaluated, with 79.9% of exposures involving unidentified or escaped animals classified into exposure categories I–III.
Data was collected through a retrospective analysis involving demographic features, vaccination status, and prophylaxis regimens.
The findings underscore the need for better adherence to national guidelines for rabies management and improved patient documentation.

Yıldırım et al. (2025) studied this question.

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