@article{fe9a6e24689548e6b6b80a58e95c2fd2,
title = "Lifrarb{\'o}lguveira E: Umr{\ae}{\dh}a um tv{\"o} {\'i}slensk tilfelli",
abstract = "Lifrarb{\'o}lga E er veirusj{\'u}kd{\'o}mur sem berst yfirleitt me{\dh} mengu{\dh}u vatni og gengur oftast yfir {\'a}n s{\'e}rt{\ae}kra inngripa. Hann er algengur {\'a} Indlandi og hefur valdi{\dh} far{\"o}ldrum, til a{\dh} mynda {\'i} As{\'i}u, Afr{\'i}ku og Mex{\'i}k{\'o}, en er sjalds{\'e}{\dh}ur {\'a} {\'I}slandi. H{\'e}r er l{\'y}st tveimur tilfellum lifrarb{\'o}lgu E sem greindust {\'a} {\'I}slandi {\'a} s{\'i}{\dh}asta {\'a}ri. Hepatitis E is a viral disease that is usually transmitted through contaminated drinking water and most often causes a self-limiting infection that does not require specific treatment. It is common in India and has caused outbreaks in Asia, Africa and Mexico but has very rarely been diagnosed in Iceland. We describe two cases of hepatitis E diagnosed in Iceland in the last year.",
keywords = "Case report, Hepatitis E, Myalgia, Viral hepatitis",
author = "Marta {\'O}lafsd{\'o}ttir and Arthur L{\"o}ve and J{\'o}nasson, \{J{\'o}n Gunnlaugur\} and Bj{\"o}rnsson, \{Einar Stef{\'a}n\}",
note = "Publisher Copyright: {\textcopyright} 2020 Laeknafelag Islands. All rights reserved.",
year = "2020",
doi = "10.17992/LBL.2020.11.606",
language = "{\'I}slenska",
volume = "106",
pages = "512--515",
journal = "L{\ae}knabla{\dh}i{\dh}",
issn = "0023-7213",
publisher = "Icelandic Medical Association",
number = "11",
}