Difficult diagnosis and very rare/unlikely outside of Central Africa
Consider<unk>  with typical symptoms and high risk exposure including:
Close contact with African fruit bats, infected humans, infected non-human primates
Lab researcher using African primates
Recent travel to Uganda or other Central African countries
Cave exploration in Africa
Close contact with African fruit bats, infected humans, infected non-human primates
Lab researcher using African primates
Recent travel to Uganda or other Central African countries
Cave exploration in Africa
PCR and IgM ELISA for acute infection several days after symptom onset.
IgG ELISA can be used later in the course of<unk> .
Marburg virus disease
Normal causes of acute fever!
Ebola virus disease
Malaria
Dengue
Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever
Leptospirosis
Typhoid fever