Oya Virus in a Patient with Severe Hepatitis, Enteritis, and Coagulopathy

Yulong Wang; Linjin Fan; Zhipeng Zhang; Xudan Chen; Yiwen Chen; Yang Zhou; Jingcheng Wu; Pengfei Ye; Jicheng Huang; Jun Dai; Jiahao Lin; Pinfu Lai; Jian Wang; Sisi Liu; Yihui Huang; Linghua Li; Hongbing Jiang; Jun Qian; Linna Liu

doi:10.1056/nejmc2602616

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Document the clinical manifestation, laboratory abnormalities, and diagnostic confirmation of Oya virus infection in an individual presenting with severe multiorgan dysfunction.
Conducted clinical, biochemical, and hematological assessments of an individual presenting with acute multiorgan symptoms.
Performed molecular and virological testing to identify Oya virus as the causative infectious agent.
Oya virus was identified as the underlying etiology in a patient suffering from acute severe hepatitis, enteritis, and coagulopathy.
The clinical presentation establishes that Oya virus, an orthobunyavirus, can cause serious systemic illness and hemorrhagic abnormalities in humans.

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Case report reveals Oya virus associated with severe hepatitis, enteritis, and coagulopathy in a patient, highlighting an emerging threat from zoonotic orthobunyaviruses.

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