Managing Potential Laboratory Exposure to Ebola Virus by Using a Patient Biocontainment Care Unit1 Mark G. Kortepeter,* James W. Martin,* Janice M. Rusnak,* Theodore J. Cieslak,† Kelly L. Warfield,* Edwin L. Anderson,*

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Date: 2014-10-27 18:42:10 Tropical diseases Zoonoses Mononegavirales Biological weapons Ebola virus disease United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases Lassa fever Marburg virus disease Viral hemorrhagic fever Biology Medicine Microbiology		Managing Potential Laboratory Exposure to Ebola Virus by Using a Patient Biocontainment Care Unit1 Mark G. Kortepeter,* James W. Martin,* Janice M. Rusnak,* Theodore J. Cieslak,† Kelly L. Warfield,* Edwin L. Anderson,* Add to Reading List Source URL: stacks.cdc.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 57,96 KB Share Document on Facebook

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