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Bull. World Health Organ. · Jan 1987
Investigation of a possible yellow fever epidemic and serosurvey for flavivirus infections in northern Cameroon, 1984.
- T F Tsai, J S Lazuick, R W Ngah, P C Mafiamba, G Quincke, and T P Monath.
- Bull. World Health Organ. 1987 Jan 1; 65 (6): 855-60.
AbstractA cluster of fatal hepatitis cases in northern Cameroon in 1984 stimulated a field investigation to rule out an epidemic of yellow fever. A serosurvey of villages in the extreme north of the country, in a Sudan savanna (SS) phytogeographical zone, disclosed no evidence of recent yellow fever infection. However, further south, in a Guinea savanna (GS) phytogeographical zone, serological evidence was found of endemic yellow fever virus transmission. The results indicate a potential for epidemic spread of yellow fever virus from the southern GS zone to the nothern SS zone of Cameroon, where immunity in the population was low.
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