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Anna C Sanford1, Nell G Bond1, Emily J Engel1
1Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
Open Forum Infectious Diseases
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Abstract:
Ebola virus disease survivors demonstrated musculoskeletal sequelae during the 7 years since hospital discharge. Reported joint pain and joint tenderness to palpation were the most common sequelae. Sequelae generally decreased over time, but fluctuations were noted. Survivors 15-40 years of age demonstrated the highest rates of sequelae throughout study duration.
