Sample rows from Zoonotic Diseases. Field types are labelled in each column heading.
#	TextID	TextDisease Name	TextCategory	TextPrevalence	TextInheritance Pattern	TextAffected Gene(s)	LocationChromosome Location	TextKey Symptoms	TextTypical Age of Onset	TextDiagnosis Methods	TextAvailable Treatments	TextOrphan Drug Designation	TextICD-10 Code	NumberOMIM Number	TextAffected System	TextDisease Severity	TextLife Expectancy Impact
01	1	Rabies (Classical, Dog-mediated)	Viral Zoonosis	~59,000 human deaths/yr globally (mostly Asia/Africa)	Acquired (Lyssavirus - bite/scratch from infected mammal, mainly dogs)	N/A	N/A	Prodrome (fever, paresthesia at bite), encephalitic (hydrophobia, aerophobia, agitation) or paralytic form, near-100% fatal once symptomatic	All ages	Clinical + exposure history; antemortem RT-PCR (saliva, skin biopsy nape), Negri bodies postmortem, RFFIT serology	US CDC PEP: wound cleansing; previously unvaccinated patients receive HRIG plus IM vaccine on days 0, 3, 7 and 14 (add day 28 and assess antibody response if immunocompromised). Previously vaccinated patients receive vaccine on days 0 and 3, without HRIG. PEP prevents disease before symptoms; established rabies requires specialist supportive care.	No	A82.9	N/A	Central nervous system	Severe	Reduced (>99% fatal once symptomatic)
02	2	Rabies (Sylvatic - Bat/Wildlife)	Viral Zoonosis	Most US cases bat-related; raccoon, fox, skunk in wildlife	Acquired (bat lyssavirus, raccoon variant - bite, scratch, mucosal contact)	N/A	N/A	Same as classical rabies; bat exposures may go unrecognized	All ages	Exposure history (bat in room), RT-PCR, IFA on brain biopsy	PEP for any unprovoked wildlife bite, all bat exposures, vaccine + RIG	No	A82.0	N/A	Central nervous system	Severe	Reduced
03	3	Australian Bat Lyssavirus (ABLV)	Viral Zoonosis	Rare; Australia (flying foxes, microbats)	Acquired (ABLV - bat bite/scratch)	N/A	N/A	Rabies-like encephalitis, uniformly fatal; only 3 reported human cases	All ages	RT-PCR, IFA, serology	Standard rabies PEP (vaccine + HRIG), supportive ICU	No	A82.0	N/A	Central nervous system	Severe	Reduced (fatal)
04	4	European Bat Lyssavirus (EBLV-1/2)	Viral Zoonosis	Rare; Europe (Serotine and Daubenton's bats)	Acquired (EBLV - bat bite)	N/A	N/A	Rabies-like encephalitis, fatal	All ages	RT-PCR, IFA	Rabies PEP (cross-protective vaccine), supportive	No	A82.0	N/A	Central nervous system	Severe	Reduced
05	5	Nipah Virus Encephalitis	Viral Zoonosis	Outbreaks in Bangladesh, India, Malaysia (~40-75% case fatality)	Acquired (Pteropus fruit bats - contaminated date palm sap, intermediate pigs, person-to-person)	N/A	N/A	Fever, headache, encephalitis, seizures, coma, ARDS; high mortality	All ages	RT-PCR (CSF, throat), IgM/IgG ELISA, virus isolation BSL-4	Supportive ICU; ribavirin and monoclonal antibody (m102.4) experimental; isolation precautions	No	B33.8	N/A	Central nervous system/Respiratory	Severe	Reduced

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