Taxonomy and Classification of Viruses

Cornelia Büchen-Osmond (2006)

Manual of Clinical Microbiology

8th edition American Society for Microbiology

Human diseases caused by viruses

The list of viruses and their disease designation presented here is based on version 10 of the International Code of Diseases (ICD-10) was too extensive to be published in full length the chapter on Taxonomy and Classification of Viruses. The complete list (Table 7) is displayed below and will be updated periodically.

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Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA	00.058.	Poxviridae
dsDNA	00.058.1.	Chordopoxvirinae
dsDNA	00.058.1.01.	Orthopoxvirus
dsDNA	00.058.1.01.004.	Cowpoxvirus	(CPXV)	direct contact with wound,	skin and mucous membrane lesions	B08.0	Orthopoxvirus infections
dsDNA	00.058.1.01.006.	Monkeypox virus	(MPXV)	abrasions, aerosol, fomites		B04	Monkeypox
dsDNA	00.058.1.01.010.	Vaccinia virus	(VACV)		skin and mucous membrane lesions	B08.0	vaccination strain infections
dsDNA	00.058.1.01.011.	Variola virus	(VARV)		eradicated since 1980	B03	smallpox
dsDNA	00.058.1.02.	Parapoxvirus
dsDNA	00.058.1.02.002.	Bovine papular stomatitis virus	(BPSV)	direct contact	skin and mucous membrane lesions	B08.0	Orthopoxvirus infections
dsDNA	00.058.1.02.003.	Orf virus	(ORFV)	direct contact	contagious ecthyma	B08.0	contagious pustular dermatitis
dsDNA	00.058.1.02.005.	Pseudocowpox virus	(PCPV)	direct contact	skin and mucous membrane lesions	B08.0	Milker's nodule infections
dsDNA	00.058.1.07.	Molluscipoxvirus
dsDNA	00.058.1.07.001.	Molluscum contagiosum virus	(MOCV)	direct contact with wound,	eczema, contagious pustular dermatitis	B08.1	Molluscum contagiosum
dsDNA				abrasions, aerosol,
dsDNA				often sexually transmitted
dsDNA	00.058.1.08.	Yatapoxvirus
dsDNA	00.058.1.08.002.	Tanapox virus	(TANV)	direct contact	skin and mucous membrane lesions	B08.8	viral infections including Tanapox
dsDNA	00.058.1.08.003.	Yaba monkey tumor virus	(YMYV)	direct contact	skin and mucous membrane lesions	B08.8	viral infections including Yabapox

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA	00.031.	Herpesviridae
dsDNA	00.031.1.	Alphaherpesvirinae
dsDNA	00.031.1.01.	Simplexvirus
dsDNA	00.031.1.01.001.	Human herpesvirus 1	(HHV-1)	direct contact,	oral infections, ulceration of	B00.0	eczema herpeticum
dsDNA		(Herpes simplex virus 1)		sexual transmission,	cornea, herpetic encephalitis	B00.1	Herpesviral vesicular dermatitis
dsDNA				persistent infection,		B00.2	gingivostomatitis and pharyngotonsillitis
dsDNA				acute and latent stages		B00.3 (G02.0)	Herpesviral meningitis
dsDNA						B00.4 (G05.1)	Herpesviral encephalitis
dsDNA						B00.5	Herpesviral ocular disease
dsDNA						B00.7	Disseminated herpesviral disease
dsDNA						B00.8	Other forms of herpesviral infection
dsDNA						B00.9	Herpesviral infection, unspecified
dsDNA	00.031.1.01.004.	Human herpesvirus 2	(HHV-2)	direct contact	genital tract infections, meningitis;	A60. (N51.1) (N77.0, N77.1)	Anogenital infection
dsDNA		(Herpes simplex virus 2)		sexual transmission	encephalitis, dissemination	A60.0	infection of genitalia and urogenital tract
dsDNA				persistent infection, acute and latent stages		A60.1	infection of perianal skin and rectum
dsDNA						A60.9	Anogenital herpesviral infection, unspecified
dsDNA						B00.3 (G02.0)	Herpesviral meningitis
dsDNA						B00.4 (G05.1)	Herpesviral encephalitis
dsDNA						B00.8 (K77.0)	Other forms of herpesviral infection
dsDNA	00.031.1.02.	Varicellovirus
dsDNA	00.031.1.02.001.	Human herpesvirus 3	(HHV-3)	direct contact	chickenpox, meningitis;	B01.0 (G02.0)	Varicella meningitis
dsDNA		(Varicella-zoster virus)		air-borne route	encephalitis, pneumonia	B01.1 (G05.1)	Varicella encephalitis
dsDNA				acute primary infection		B01.2 (J17.1)	Varicella pneumonia
dsDNA						B01.8	Varicella with other complications
dsDNA						B01.9	Varicella without complication
dsDNA	00.031.1.02.015.	Human herpesvirus 3	(HHV-3)	direct contact	zoster; shingles, meningitis;	B02.0 (G05.1)	Zoster encephalitis
dsDNA		(Varicella-zoster virus)		air-borne route	encephalitis	B02.1 (G02.0)	Zoster meningitis
dsDNA				recurrent infection		B02.2	Zoster with other nervous system involvement
dsDNA						B02.3	Zoster ocular disease
dsDNA						B02.7	Disseminated zoster
dsDNA						B02.8	Zoster with other complications
dsDNA						B02.9	Zoster without complication
dsDNA	00.031.2.	Betaherpesvirinae
dsDNA	00.031.2.01.	Cytomegalovirus
dsDNA	00.031.2.01.001.	Human herpesvirus 5	(HHV-5)	direct contact	cytomegaloviral mononucleosis,	B25.0 (J17.1)	pneumonitis
dsDNA		(Human cytomegalovirus)		air-borne route	infectious mononucleosis	B25.1 (K77.0)	hepatitis
dsDNA						B25.2 (K87.1)	pancreatitis
dsDNA						B25.8	Other cytomegaloviral diseases
dsDNA						B25.9	disease, unspecified
dsDNA						B27.0	Gammaherpesviral mononucleosis
dsDNA						B27.1	mononucleosis
dsDNA	00.031.2.03.	Roseolovirus
dsDNA	00.031.2.03.001.	Human herpesvirus 6	(HHV-6)	direct contact	Roseola infantum, exanthema	B08.2	exanthema subitum
dsDNA				air-borne route	subitum, sixth disease,	B08.2	sixth disease
dsDNA					3 day fever exanthema	B08.2	3 day fever exanthema
dsDNA	00.031.2.03.002.	Human herpesvirus 7	(HHV-7)	direct contact		B08.2	may be cause of sixth disease
dsDNA				air-borne route		B08.2	3 day fever exanthema
dsDNA	00.031.3.	Gammaherpesvirinae
dsDNA	00.031.3.01.	Lymphocryptovirus
dsDNA	00.031.3.01.001.	Human herpesvirus 4	(HHV-4)	usually via saliva, blood	Epstein-Barr virus, infectious	B27.0 (J12.8)	pneumonia, mononucleosis
dsDNA		(Epstein-Barr virus)		transfusion (rarely)	mononucleosis (kissing disease) Hodgkin’s disease (?)	C83.7	tumor genic, Burkitt‘s lymphoma
dsDNA					Hodgkin’s disease (?)
dsDNA	00.031.3.02.	Rhadinovirus
dsDNA	00.031.3.02.011.	Human herpesvirus 8	(HHV-8)	direct contact	Kaposi’s sarcoma;	B00.0	eczema herpaticum
dsDNA		(Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus)			eczema herpaticum, sarcoma	C46.9	Kaposi’s sarcoma
dsDNA						B21.0	HIV resulting in malignant neoplasms

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA	00.001.	Adenoviridae		[Wadell, 1999 #36]
dsDNA	00.001.0.01.	Mastadenovirus
dsDNA	00.001.0.01.008.	Human adenovirus A	(HAdV-A)	respiratory route	cryptic enteric infection	B34.0	adenoviral infection
dsDNA					serotypes 12, 18, 31
dsDNA	00.001.0.01.009.	Human adenovirus B	(HAdV-B)	respiratory and fecal-oral route	respiratory disease, persistent infection of the kidney	B34.0	adenoviral infection
dsDNA					serotypes B1: 3, 7, 11, 16, 21	J12.0	adenoviral pneumonia
dsDNA					serotypes B2: 14, 34, 35, 50	A85.1 (G05.1)	adenoviral encephalitis
dsDNA						A87.1 (G02.0)	adenoviral meningitis
dsDNA	00.001.0.01.010.	Human adenovirus C	(HAdV-C)	respiratory route and fecal-oral route	lower respiratory tract infection; pharyngeal conjunctivitis, diarrhea	B34.0	adenoviral infection
dsDNA					serotypes 1, 2, 5, 6, 13	A08.2	adenoviral enteritis
dsDNA						A08.4	adenoviral intestinal infection
dsDNA	00.001.0.01.011.	Human adenovirus D	(HAdV-D)	direct contact	keratoconjunctivitis	B34.0	adenoviral infection
dsDNA				air-borne route	serotypes 8-10, 13, 15, 17 19-20, 22-33, 36-49, 51	B30.0 (H19.2)	keratoconjunctivitis due to adenovirus
dsDNA					scarring caused by 8, 19 an 37
dsDNA	00.001.0.01.012.	Human adenovirus E	(HAdV-E)	fecal-oral route, (swimming	conjunctivitis, respiratory disease	B34.0	adenoviral infection
dsDNA				pools), air-borne route	serotypes 4, 22-25	J12.0	adenoviral pneumonia
dsDNA						B30.1 (H13.1)	Conjunctivitis due to adenovirus
dsDNA	00.001.0.01.013.	Human adenovirus F	(HAdV-F)	fecal-oral route	infantile diarrhea	B34.0	adenoviral infection
dsDNA					serotypes 40-41	A08.2	adenoviral enteritis
dsDNA						A08.4	adenoviral intestinal infection

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA	00.047.	Polyomaomaviridae
dsDNA	00.047.0.01.	Polyomavirus				B34.4	polyolomavirus infection
dsDNA	00.047.0.01.004.	BK polyomavirus	(BKPyV)	contaminated food or water (?); respiratory spread	nephropathy	B97.8 (N30; N05)	hemorrhagic cystitis and nephritis; transplant patients
dsDNA	00.047.0.01.014.	Human polyomavirus	(HPyV)	contaminated food or water (?)	nephropathy in transplant patients	B97.8	hematuria and hemorrhagic cystitis
dsDNA	00.047.0.01.008.	JC polyomavirus	(JVPyV)	contaminated food or water (?)	latent in the lymphocytes, urogenital tract, brain	B97.8 (A81.2)	progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy; immunocompromised patients

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA	00.099.	Papillomaviridae
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.	Alphapapillomavirus				B34.4	Papillomavirus infection
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.004.	Human papillomavirus 2	(HPV-2)		oral and anogenital mucosa,	B97.7 (D26.1)	benign neoplasms of cervix uteri
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.002.	Human papillomavirus 10	(HPV-10)		lesions of coutanous sites	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign neoplasm of larynx
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.010.	Human papillomavirus 6	(HPV-6)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	neoplasm of bladder
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.008.	Human papillomavirus 7	(HPV-7)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign neoplasm of larynx
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.009.	Human papillomavirus 16	(HPV-16)		malignant tissue,	B97.7 (D14.1)	high risk neoplasma
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.007.	Human papillomavirus 18	(HPV-18)		in vitro transforming activities	B97.7 (D14.1)	high risk neoplasma
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.005.	Human papillomavirus 26	(HPV-26)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	malignant or benign lesions
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.001.	Human papillomavirus 32	(HPV-32)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.011.	Human papillomavirus 34	(HPV-34)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	malignant or benign lesions
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.006.	Human papillomavirus 53	(HPV-53)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	malignant or benign lesions
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.013.	Human papillomavirus 54	(HPV-54)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.003.	Human papillomavirus 61	(HPV-61)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.015.	Human papillomavirus 71	(HPV-71)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.02.014.	Human papillomavirus cand90	(HPV-cand90)		oral and anogenital mucosa	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.03.	Betapapillomavirus				B34.4	Papillomavirus infection
dsDNA	00.099.0.03.001.	Human papillomavirus 5	(HPV-5)		epidermodysplasia veruciformis	B07	warts
dsDNA	00.099.0.03.002.	Human papillomavirus 9	(HPV-9)		epidermodysplasia veruciformis	B07	warts
dsDNA	00.099.0.03.003.	Human papillomavirus 49	(HPV-49)		epidermodysplasia veruciformis	B07	warts
dsDNA	00.099.0.03.004.	Human papillomavirus cand92	(HPV-cand92)		viral warts, papilloma	B97.7 (D14.1)	latent infections, warts
dsDNA	00.099.0.03.005.	Human papillomavirus cand96	(HPV-cand96)		viral warts, papilloma	B97.7 (D14.1)	latent infections, warts
dsDNA	00.099.0.04.	Gammapapillomavirus				B34.4	Papillomavirus infection
dsDNA	00.099.0.04.001.	Human papillomavirus 4	(HPV-4)		cutaneous lesions with	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.04.002.	Human papillomavirus 48	(HPV-48)		intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.04.003.	Human papillomavirus 50	(HPV-50)			B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.04.004.	Human papillomavirus 60	(HPV-60)			B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.04.005.	Human papillomavirus 88	(HPV-88)			B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.13.	Mupapillomavirus
dsDNA	00.099.0.13.001.	Human papillomavirus 1	(HPV-1)		cutaneous lesions with	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions
dsDNA	00.099.0.13.002.	Human papillomavirus 63	(HPV-63)		intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies	B97.7 (D14.1)	benign lessions

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

ssDNA	00.050.	Parvoviridae
ssDNA	00.050.1.	Parvovirinae				B34.3	Parvovirus infection
ssDNA	00.050.1.02.	Erythrovirus
ssDNA	00.050.1.02.001.	B19 virus	(B19V)		exanthema in children, haemolytic crisis in people with sickle cell disease	B06.9	Rubella without complication
ssDNA						B08.3	Erythema infectiosum [fifth disease]

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA-RT	00.030.	Hepadnaviridae
dsDNA-RT	00.030.0.01.	Orthohepadnavirus				B B16	acute hepatitis
dsDNA-RT	00.030.0.01.003.	Hepatitis B virus	(HBV)	direct transmission, injection	acute hepatitis which may progress to chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis and primary hepatocellular carcinoma	B16.0	acute with Deltavirus with hepatic coma
dsDNA-RT				fecal / oral route	superinfection with Deltavirus possible	B16.1	without hepatic coma
dsDNA-RT				close contact (including sexual)		B16.2	acute without Deltavirus with hepatic coma
dsDNA-RT						B16.9	without hepatic coma
dsDNA-RT						B18.0	chronic hepatitis B with Deltavirus
dsDNA-RT						B18.1	chronic hepatitis B without Deltavirus

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

ssRNA_RT	00.061.	Retroviridae
ssRNA_RT	00.061.0.05.	Orthoretrovirinae				B33.3	infections, not elsewhere classified
ssRNA_RT	00.061.1.05.	Deltaretrovirus				B33.3	infections, not elsewhere classified
ssRNA_RT						B97.3	cause of diseases classified elsewhere
ssRNA_RT	00.061.1.05.002.	Primate T-lymphotropic virus 1	(HTLV-1)		opportunistic infection	Z22.6	Carrier of human T-lymphotropic virus type- 1 [HTLV-1] infection
ssRNA_RT	00.061.1.05.003.	Primate T-lymphotropic virus 2	(HTLV-2)
ssRNA_RT	00.061.1.06.	Lentivirus				B24	Unspecified HIV disease
ssRNA_RT	00.061.1.06.009.	Human immunodeficiency virus 1	(HIV-1)	horizontal and vertical transmission	AIDS	B23.0	Acute HIV infection syndrome
ssRNA_RT				close contact (including sexual), injection	immune deficiency syndrome,	B20	HIV disease resulting in infectious and parasitic diseases
ssRNA_RT					and selected resulting diseases:	B21	disease resulting in malignant neoplasms
ssRNA_RT					slim disease,	B22	HIV disease resulting in other specified diseases
ssRNA_RT					encephalopathy;
ssRNA_RT					persistent lymphopathy
ssRNA_RT	00.061.1.06.010.	Human immunodeficiency virus 2	(HIV-2)	close contact (including sexual), injection	AIDS	B23.0	Acute HIV infection syndrome
ssRNA_RT					immune deficiency syndrome	B24	Unspecified HIV disease

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsRNA	00.060.	Reoviridae
dsRNA	00.060.0.01.	Orthoreovirus
dsRNA	00.060.0.01.004.	Mammalian orthoreovirus	(MRV)	respiratory route	generally benign, may cause upper respiratory tract illness or enteritis in infants and children	B97.5	Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere
dsRNA				enteric route
dsRNA	00.060.0.02.	Orbivirus
dsRNA	00.060.0.02.002.	African horse sickness virus	(AHSV)	arthropod-borne:	may infect humans under special circumstances	B97.5	Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere
dsRNA				Culicoides
dsRNA	00.060.0.02.004.	Changuinola virus	(SRAV)	phlebotomines, culicine mosquitos	may infect humans	B97.5	Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere
dsRNA	00.060.0.02.007.	Corriparta virus	(CORV)	culicine mosquitos	may infect humans	B97.5	Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere
dsRNA	00.060.0.02.014.	Orungo virus	(ORUV)	culicine mosquitos	may infect humans	B97.5	Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere
dsRNA	00.060.0.03.	Rotavirus
dsRNA	00.060.0.03.001.	Rotavirus A	(RV-A)	enteric route	enteritis, gastroenteritis	A08.0	Rotaviral enteritis
dsRNA					watery diarrhea in infants	A08.0	Rotaviral gastroenteritis
dsRNA	00.060.0.03.002.	Rotavirus B	(RV-B)	enteric route	enteritis, gastroenteritis	A08.0	Rotaviral enteritis
dsRNA					may cause epidemics	A08.0	Rotaviral gastroenteritis

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

neg ssRNA	01.	Mononegavirales
neg ssRNA	01.025.	Filoviridae		Biosafety Level 4			http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/filoviruses.htm
neg ssRNA	01.025.0.01.	Marburgvirus					http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/marburg.htm
neg ssRNA	01.025.0.01.001.	Lake Victoria marburgvirus	(MARV)	direct contact with blood of body fluids;	hemorrhagic fever	A98.3	Marburg virus disease
neg ssRNA				droplet and aerosol infection may occur
neg ssRNA	01.025.0.02.	Ebolvirus		as above			http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/ebola.htm
neg ssRNA	01.025.0.02.005.	Ivory Coast ebolavirus	(CIEBOV)	direct contact	hemorrhagic fever	A98.4	Ebola virus disease
neg ssRNA	01.025.0.02.002.	Reston ebolavirus	(REBOV)	direct contact	hemorrhagic fever	A98.4	Ebola virus disease
neg ssRNA	01.025.0.02.003.	Sudan ebolavirus	(SEBOV)	direct contact	hemorrhagic fever	A98.4	Ebola virus disease
neg ssRNA	01.025.0.02.004.	Zaire ebolavirus	(ZEBOV)	direct contact	hemorrhagic fever	A98.4	Ebola virus disease

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

neg ssRNA	01.048.	Paramyxoviridae				B34.8	viral infections of unspecified site
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.	Paramyxovirinae
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.01.	Respirovirus
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.01.003.	Human parainfluenza virus 1	(HPIV-1)	mainly droplets and aerosol transmission	respiratory tract infection; pneumonia	J12.2	Parainfluenza virus pneumonia
neg ssRNA						J20.4	Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.01.004.	Human parainfluenza virus 3	(HPIV-3)	mainly droplets and aerosol transmission	respiratory tract infection; pneumonia	J12.2	Parainfluenza virus pneumonia
neg ssRNA						J20.4	Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.02.	Morbillivirus
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.02.004.	Measles virus		horizontal transmission	measles; persistent infections	B05.8	without complications
neg ssRNA		(Edmonston virus)		mainly airborne routes	subacute sclerosing panencephalitis		Measles complicated by:
neg ssRNA						B05.0 (G05.1*)	encephalitis
neg ssRNA						B05.1 (G02.0*)	meningitis
neg ssRNA						B05.2 (J17.1*)	pneumonia
neg ssRNA						B05.3 (H67.1*)	otitis media
neg ssRNA						B05.4	Measles with intestinal complications
neg ssRNA						B05.8	Measles with other complications
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.03.	Rubulavirus
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.03.010.	Human parainfluenza virus 2	(HPIV-2)	mainly droplets and aerosol transmission	respiratory tract infection; pneumonia	J12.2	Parainfluenza virus pneumonia
neg ssRNA						J20.4	Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.03.011.	Human parainfluenza virus 4	(HPIV-4)	mainly droplets and aerosol transmission	respiratory tract infection; pneumonia	J12.2	Parainfluenza virus pneumonia
neg ssRNA						J20.4	Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.03.013.	Mumps virus	(MuV)	horizontal transmission	mumps; orchitis; meningitis, encephalitis, pancreatitis	B26.9	Mumps without complications
neg ssRNA				mainly airborne routes		B26.0 (N51.1*)	Mumps orchitis
neg ssRNA						B26.1 (G02.0*)	Mumps meningitis
neg ssRNA						B26.2 (G05.1*)	Mumps encephalitis
neg ssRNA						B26.3 (K87.1*)	Mumps pancreatitis
neg ssRNA						B26.8	Mumps with other complications
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.04.	Henipavirus					http://www.csiro.au/files/mediaRelease/mr2002/prNipahHendra.htm
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.04.001.	Hendravirus		natural host: fruit bats; direct contact	hyperacute respiratory disease
neg ssRNA	01.048.1.04.002.	Nipahvirus		natural host: pigs ?; direct contact	respiratory illness		http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/nipah.htm
neg ssRNA					febrile encephalitis
neg ssRNA	01.048.2.	Pneumovirinae
neg ssRNA	01.048.2.01.	Pneumovirus
neg ssRNA	01.048.2.01.003.	Human respiratory syncytial virus	(HRSV)		pneumonia, bronchitis	J12.1	Respiratory syncytial virus pneumonia
neg ssRNA						J20.5	Acute bronchitis due to RSV
neg ssRNA						J21.0	Acute bronchiolitis due to RSV
neg ssRNA	01.048.2.02.	Metapneumovirus
neg ssRNA	01.048.2.02.003.	Human metapneumovirus	(HMPV)		pneumonia, bronchitis	J12.2	Parainfluenza virus pneumonia
neg ssRNA						J20.4	Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus

Gemone	Vcode/description	Virus name/Taxonomic list	Acronym	transmission	signs and symptoms	ICD-10 code	ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

neg ssRNA	01.062.	Rhabdoviridae
neg ssRNA	01.062.0.01.	Vesiculovirus
neg ssRNA	01.062.0.01.002.	Chandipura virus	(CHPV)		fever	A92.8	Other specified mosquito-borne viral fevers
neg ssRNA	01.062.0.01.003.	Cocal virus	(COCV)		fever	A92.9	Mosquito-borne viral fever, unspecified
neg ssRNA	01.062.0.01.004.	Isfahan virus	(ISFV)		fever	A92.9	Mosquito-borne viral fever, unspecified
neg ssRNA	01.062.0.01.006.	Piry virus	(PIRYV)		fever	A93.8	Other specified arthropod-borne viral fevers
neg ssRNA	01.062.0.01.007.	Vesicular stomatitis Alagoas virus	(VSAV)		fever	A93.8	Other specified arthropod-borne viral fevers
neg ssRNA	01.062.0.01.008.	Vesicular stomatitis Indiana virus	(VSIV)		fever	A93.8

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA

dsDNA

dsDNA

dsDNA

00.058.1.01.004.

Cowpoxvirus

(CPXV)

direct contact with wound,

skin and mucous membrane lesions

B08.0

Orthopoxvirus infections

dsDNA

00.058.1.01.006.

Monkeypox virus

(MPXV)

abrasions, aerosol, fomites

B04

Monkeypox

dsDNA

00.058.1.01.010.

Vaccinia virus

(VACV)

skin and mucous membrane lesions

B08.0

vaccination strain infections

dsDNA

00.058.1.01.011.

Variola virus

(VARV)

eradicated since 1980

B03

smallpox

dsDNA

00.058.1.02.

Parapoxvirus

dsDNA

00.058.1.02.002.

Bovine papular stomatitis virus

(BPSV)

direct contact

skin and mucous membrane lesions

B08.0

Orthopoxvirus infections

dsDNA

00.058.1.02.003.

Orf virus

(ORFV)

direct contact

contagious ecthyma

B08.0

contagious pustular dermatitis

dsDNA

00.058.1.02.005.

Pseudocowpox virus

(PCPV)

direct contact

skin and mucous membrane lesions

B08.0

Milker's nodule infections

dsDNA

00.058.1.07.

Molluscipoxvirus

dsDNA

00.058.1.07.001.

Molluscum contagiosum virus

(MOCV)

direct contact with wound,

eczema, contagious pustular dermatitis

B08.1

Molluscum contagiosum

dsDNA

abrasions, aerosol,

dsDNA

often sexually transmitted

dsDNA

00.058.1.08.

Yatapoxvirus

dsDNA

00.058.1.08.002.

Tanapox virus

(TANV)

direct contact

skin and mucous membrane lesions

B08.8

viral infections including Tanapox

dsDNA

00.058.1.08.003.

Yaba monkey tumor virus

(YMYV)

direct contact

skin and mucous membrane lesions

B08.8

viral infections including Yabapox

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA

dsDNA

dsDNA

dsDNA

(HHV-1)

direct contact,

oral infections, ulceration of

B00.0

eczema herpeticum

dsDNA

(Herpes simplex virus 1)

sexual transmission,

cornea, herpetic encephalitis

B00.1

Herpesviral vesicular dermatitis

dsDNA

persistent infection,

B00.2

gingivostomatitis and pharyngotonsillitis

dsDNA

acute and latent stages

B00.3 (G02.0)

Herpesviral meningitis

dsDNA

B00.4 (G05.1)

Herpesviral encephalitis

dsDNA

B00.5

Herpesviral ocular disease

dsDNA

B00.7

Disseminated herpesviral disease

dsDNA

B00.8

Other forms of herpesviral infection

dsDNA

B00.9

Herpesviral infection, unspecified

dsDNA

00.031.1.01.004.

Human herpesvirus 2

(HHV-2)

direct contact

genital tract infections, meningitis;

A60. (N51.1) (N77.0, N77.1)

Anogenital infection

dsDNA

(Herpes simplex virus 2)

sexual transmission

encephalitis, dissemination

A60.0

infection of genitalia and urogenital tract

dsDNA

persistent infection, acute and latent stages

A60.1

infection of perianal skin and rectum

dsDNA

A60.9

Anogenital herpesviral infection, unspecified

dsDNA

B00.3 (G02.0)

Herpesviral meningitis

dsDNA

B00.4 (G05.1)

Herpesviral encephalitis

dsDNA

B00.8 (K77.0)

Other forms of herpesviral infection

dsDNA

dsDNA

(HHV-3)

direct contact

chickenpox, meningitis;

B01.0 (G02.0)

Varicella meningitis

dsDNA

(Varicella-zoster virus)

air-borne route

encephalitis, pneumonia

B01.1 (G05.1)

Varicella encephalitis

dsDNA

acute primary infection

B01.2 (J17.1)

Varicella pneumonia

dsDNA

B01.8

Varicella with other complications

dsDNA

B01.9

Varicella without complication

dsDNA

00.031.1.02.015.

Human herpesvirus 3

(HHV-3)

direct contact

zoster; shingles, meningitis;

B02.0 (G05.1)

Zoster encephalitis

dsDNA

(Varicella-zoster virus)

air-borne route

encephalitis

B02.1 (G02.0)

Zoster meningitis

dsDNA

recurrent infection

B02.2

Zoster with other nervous system involvement

dsDNA

B02.3

Zoster ocular disease

dsDNA

B02.7

Disseminated zoster

dsDNA

B02.8

Zoster with other complications

dsDNA

B02.9

Zoster without complication

dsDNA

dsDNA

dsDNA

(HHV-5)

direct contact

cytomegaloviral mononucleosis,

B25.0 (J17.1)

pneumonitis

dsDNA

(Human cytomegalovirus)

air-borne route

infectious mononucleosis

B25.1 (K77.0)

hepatitis

dsDNA

B25.2 (K87.1)

pancreatitis

dsDNA

B25.8

Other cytomegaloviral diseases

dsDNA

B25.9

disease, unspecified

dsDNA

B27.0

Gammaherpesviral mononucleosis

dsDNA

B27.1

mononucleosis

dsDNA

dsDNA

(HHV-6)

direct contact

Roseola infantum, exanthema

B08.2

exanthema subitum

dsDNA

air-borne route

subitum, sixth disease,

B08.2

sixth disease

dsDNA

3 day fever exanthema

B08.2

3 day fever exanthema

dsDNA

00.031.2.03.002.

Human herpesvirus 7

(HHV-7)

direct contact

B08.2

may be cause of sixth disease

dsDNA

air-borne route

B08.2

3 day fever exanthema

dsDNA

dsDNA

dsDNA

(HHV-4)

usually via saliva, blood

Epstein-Barr virus, infectious

B27.0 (J12.8)

pneumonia, mononucleosis

dsDNA

(Epstein-Barr virus)

transfusion (rarely)

mononucleosis (kissing disease) Hodgkin’s disease (?)

C83.7

tumor genic, Burkitt‘s lymphoma

dsDNA

Hodgkin’s disease (?)

dsDNA

dsDNA

(HHV-8)

direct contact

Kaposi’s sarcoma;

B00.0

eczema herpaticum

dsDNA

(Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus)

eczema herpaticum, sarcoma

C46.9

Kaposi’s sarcoma

dsDNA

B21.0

HIV resulting in malignant neoplasms

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA

00.001.

Adenoviridae

[Wadell, 1999 #36]

dsDNA

dsDNA

(HAdV-A)

respiratory route

cryptic enteric infection

B34.0

adenoviral infection

dsDNA

serotypes 12, 18, 31

dsDNA

00.001.0.01.009.

Human adenovirus B

(HAdV-B)

respiratory and fecal-oral route

respiratory disease, persistent infection of the kidney

B34.0

adenoviral infection

dsDNA

serotypes B1: 3, 7, 11, 16, 21

J12.0

adenoviral pneumonia

dsDNA

serotypes B2: 14, 34, 35, 50

A85.1 (G05.1)

adenoviral encephalitis

dsDNA

A87.1 (G02.0)

adenoviral meningitis

dsDNA

00.001.0.01.010.

Human adenovirus C

(HAdV-C)

respiratory route and fecal-oral route

lower respiratory tract infection; pharyngeal conjunctivitis, diarrhea

B34.0

adenoviral infection

dsDNA

serotypes 1, 2, 5, 6, 13

A08.2

adenoviral enteritis

dsDNA

A08.4

adenoviral intestinal infection

dsDNA

00.001.0.01.011.

Human adenovirus D

(HAdV-D)

direct contact

keratoconjunctivitis

B34.0

adenoviral infection

dsDNA

air-borne route

serotypes 8-10, 13, 15, 17 19-20, 22-33, 36-49, 51

B30.0 (H19.2)

keratoconjunctivitis due to adenovirus

dsDNA

scarring caused by 8, 19 an 37

dsDNA

00.001.0.01.012.

Human adenovirus E

(HAdV-E)

fecal-oral route, (swimming

conjunctivitis, respiratory disease

B34.0

adenoviral infection

dsDNA

pools), air-borne route

serotypes 4, 22-25

J12.0

adenoviral pneumonia

dsDNA

B30.1 (H13.1)

Conjunctivitis due to adenovirus

dsDNA

00.001.0.01.013.

Human adenovirus F

(HAdV-F)

fecal-oral route

infantile diarrhea

B34.0

adenoviral infection

dsDNA

serotypes 40-41

A08.2

adenoviral enteritis

dsDNA

A08.4

adenoviral intestinal infection

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA

dsDNA

B34.4

polyolomavirus infection

dsDNA

00.047.0.01.004.

BK polyomavirus

(BKPyV)

contaminated food or water (?); respiratory spread

nephropathy

B97.8 (N30; N05)

hemorrhagic cystitis and nephritis; transplant patients

dsDNA

00.047.0.01.014.

Human polyomavirus

(HPyV)

contaminated food or water (?)

nephropathy in transplant patients

B97.8

hematuria and hemorrhagic cystitis

dsDNA

00.047.0.01.008.

JC polyomavirus

(JVPyV)

contaminated food or water (?)

latent in the lymphocytes, urogenital tract, brain

B97.8 (A81.2)

progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy; immunocompromised patients

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA

dsDNA

B34.4

Papillomavirus infection

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.004.

Human papillomavirus 2

(HPV-2)

oral and anogenital mucosa,

B97.7 (D26.1)

benign neoplasms of cervix uteri

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.002.

Human papillomavirus 10

(HPV-10)

lesions of coutanous sites

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign neoplasm of larynx

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.010.

Human papillomavirus 6

(HPV-6)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

neoplasm of bladder

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.008.

Human papillomavirus 7

(HPV-7)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign neoplasm of larynx

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.009.

Human papillomavirus 16

(HPV-16)

malignant tissue,

B97.7 (D14.1)

high risk neoplasma

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.007.

Human papillomavirus 18

(HPV-18)

in vitro transforming activities

B97.7 (D14.1)

high risk neoplasma

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.005.

Human papillomavirus 26

(HPV-26)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

malignant or benign lesions

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.001.

Human papillomavirus 32

(HPV-32)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.011.

Human papillomavirus 34

(HPV-34)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

malignant or benign lesions

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.006.

Human papillomavirus 53

(HPV-53)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

malignant or benign lesions

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.013.

Human papillomavirus 54

(HPV-54)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.003.

Human papillomavirus 61

(HPV-61)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.015.

Human papillomavirus 71

(HPV-71)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.02.014.

Human papillomavirus cand90

(HPV-cand90)

oral and anogenital mucosa

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.03.

Betapapillomavirus

B34.4

Papillomavirus infection

dsDNA

00.099.0.03.001.

Human papillomavirus 5

(HPV-5)

epidermodysplasia veruciformis

B07

warts

dsDNA

00.099.0.03.002.

Human papillomavirus 9

(HPV-9)

epidermodysplasia veruciformis

B07

warts

dsDNA

00.099.0.03.003.

Human papillomavirus 49

(HPV-49)

epidermodysplasia veruciformis

B07

warts

dsDNA

00.099.0.03.004.

Human papillomavirus cand92

(HPV-cand92)

viral warts, papilloma

B97.7 (D14.1)

latent infections, warts

dsDNA

00.099.0.03.005.

Human papillomavirus cand96

(HPV-cand96)

viral warts, papilloma

B97.7 (D14.1)

latent infections, warts

dsDNA

00.099.0.04.

Gammapapillomavirus

B34.4

Papillomavirus infection

dsDNA

00.099.0.04.001.

Human papillomavirus 4

(HPV-4)

cutaneous lesions with

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.04.002.

Human papillomavirus 48

(HPV-48)

intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.04.003.

Human papillomavirus 50

(HPV-50)

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.04.004.

Human papillomavirus 60

(HPV-60)

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.04.005.

Human papillomavirus 88

(HPV-88)

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.13.

Mupapillomavirus

dsDNA

00.099.0.13.001.

Human papillomavirus 1

(HPV-1)

cutaneous lesions with

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

dsDNA

00.099.0.13.002.

Human papillomavirus 63

(HPV-63)

intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies

B97.7 (D14.1)

benign lessions

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

ssDNA

ssDNA

B34.3

Parvovirus infection

ssDNA

ssDNA

(B19V)

exanthema in children, haemolytic crisis in people with sickle cell disease

B06.9

Rubella without complication

ssDNA

B08.3

Erythema infectiosum [fifth disease]

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsDNA-RT

dsDNA-RT

B B16

acute hepatitis

dsDNA-RT

00.030.0.01.003.

Hepatitis B virus

(HBV)

direct transmission, injection

acute hepatitis which may progress to chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis and primary hepatocellular carcinoma

B16.0

acute with Deltavirus with hepatic coma

dsDNA-RT

fecal / oral route

superinfection with Deltavirus possible

B16.1

without hepatic coma

dsDNA-RT

close contact (including sexual)

B16.2

acute without Deltavirus with hepatic coma

dsDNA-RT

B16.9

without hepatic coma

dsDNA-RT

B18.0

chronic hepatitis B with Deltavirus

dsDNA-RT

B18.1

chronic hepatitis B without Deltavirus

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

ssRNA_RT

ssRNA_RT

B33.3

infections, not elsewhere classified

ssRNA_RT

00.061.1.05.

Deltaretrovirus

B33.3

infections, not elsewhere classified

ssRNA_RT

B97.3

cause of diseases classified elsewhere

ssRNA_RT

00.061.1.05.002.

Primate T-lymphotropic virus 1

(HTLV-1)

opportunistic infection

Z22.6

Carrier of human T-lymphotropic virus type- 1 [HTLV-1] infection

ssRNA_RT

00.061.1.05.003.

Primate T-lymphotropic virus 2

(HTLV-2)

ssRNA_RT

00.061.1.06.

Lentivirus

B24

Unspecified HIV disease

ssRNA_RT

00.061.1.06.009.

Human immunodeficiency virus 1

(HIV-1)

horizontal and vertical transmission

AIDS

B23.0

Acute HIV infection syndrome

ssRNA_RT

close contact (including sexual), injection

immune deficiency syndrome,

B20

HIV disease resulting in infectious and parasitic diseases

ssRNA_RT

and selected resulting diseases:

B21

disease resulting in malignant neoplasms

ssRNA_RT

slim disease,

B22

HIV disease resulting in other specified diseases

ssRNA_RT

encephalopathy;

ssRNA_RT

persistent lymphopathy

ssRNA_RT

00.061.1.06.010.

Human immunodeficiency virus 2

(HIV-2)

close contact (including sexual), injection

AIDS

B23.0

Acute HIV infection syndrome

ssRNA_RT

immune deficiency syndrome

B24

Unspecified HIV disease

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

dsRNA

dsRNA

dsRNA

Mammalian orthoreovirus

(MRV)

respiratory route

generally benign, may cause upper respiratory tract illness or enteritis in infants and children

B97.5

Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere

dsRNA

enteric route

dsRNA

00.060.0.02.

Orbivirus

dsRNA

00.060.0.02.002.

African horse sickness virus

(AHSV)

arthropod-borne:

may infect humans under special circumstances

B97.5

Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere

dsRNA

Culicoides

dsRNA

00.060.0.02.004.

Changuinola virus

(SRAV)

phlebotomines, culicine mosquitos

may infect humans

B97.5

Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere

dsRNA

00.060.0.02.007.

Corriparta virus

(CORV)

culicine mosquitos

may infect humans

B97.5

Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere

dsRNA

00.060.0.02.014.

Orungo virus

(ORUV)

culicine mosquitos

may infect humans

B97.5

Reovirus as the cause of diseases classified elsewhere

dsRNA

dsRNA

(RV-A)

enteric route

enteritis, gastroenteritis

A08.0

Rotaviral enteritis

dsRNA

watery diarrhea in infants

A08.0

Rotaviral gastroenteritis

dsRNA

00.060.0.03.002.

Rotavirus B

(RV-B)

enteric route

enteritis, gastroenteritis

A08.0

Rotaviral enteritis

dsRNA

may cause epidemics

A08.0

Rotaviral gastroenteritis

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

neg ssRNA

neg ssRNA

Biosafety Level 4

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/filoviruses.htm

neg ssRNA

01.025.0.01.

Marburgvirus

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/marburg.htm

neg ssRNA

01.025.0.01.001.

Lake Victoria marburgvirus

(MARV)

direct contact with blood of body fluids;

hemorrhagic fever

A98.3

Marburg virus disease

neg ssRNA

droplet and aerosol infection may occur

neg ssRNA

01.025.0.02.

Ebolvirus

as above

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/ebola.htm

neg ssRNA

01.025.0.02.005.

Ivory Coast ebolavirus

(CIEBOV)

direct contact

hemorrhagic fever

A98.4

Ebola virus disease

neg ssRNA

01.025.0.02.002.

Reston ebolavirus

(REBOV)

direct contact

hemorrhagic fever

A98.4

Ebola virus disease

neg ssRNA

01.025.0.02.003.

Sudan ebolavirus

(SEBOV)

direct contact

hemorrhagic fever

A98.4

Ebola virus disease

neg ssRNA

01.025.0.02.004.

Zaire ebolavirus

(ZEBOV)

direct contact

hemorrhagic fever

A98.4

Ebola virus disease

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

neg ssRNA

01.048.

Paramyxoviridae

B34.8

viral infections of unspecified site

neg ssRNA

neg ssRNA

neg ssRNA

Human parainfluenza virus 1

(HPIV-1)

mainly droplets and aerosol transmission

respiratory tract infection; pneumonia

J12.2

Parainfluenza virus pneumonia

neg ssRNA

J20.4

Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.01.004.

Human parainfluenza virus 3

(HPIV-3)

mainly droplets and aerosol transmission

respiratory tract infection; pneumonia

J12.2

Parainfluenza virus pneumonia

neg ssRNA

J20.4

Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.02.

Morbillivirus

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.02.004.

Measles virus

horizontal transmission

measles; persistent infections

B05.8

without complications

neg ssRNA

(Edmonston virus)

mainly airborne routes

subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

Measles complicated by:

neg ssRNA

B05.0 (G05.1*)

encephalitis

neg ssRNA

B05.1 (G02.0*)

meningitis

neg ssRNA

B05.2 (J17.1*)

pneumonia

neg ssRNA

B05.3 (H67.1*)

otitis media

neg ssRNA

B05.4

Measles with intestinal complications

neg ssRNA

B05.8

Measles with other complications

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.03.

Rubulavirus

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.03.010.

Human parainfluenza virus 2

(HPIV-2)

mainly droplets and aerosol transmission

respiratory tract infection; pneumonia

J12.2

Parainfluenza virus pneumonia

neg ssRNA

J20.4

Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.03.011.

Human parainfluenza virus 4

(HPIV-4)

mainly droplets and aerosol transmission

respiratory tract infection; pneumonia

J12.2

Parainfluenza virus pneumonia

neg ssRNA

J20.4

Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.03.013.

Mumps virus

(MuV)

horizontal transmission

mumps; orchitis; meningitis, encephalitis, pancreatitis

B26.9

Mumps without complications

neg ssRNA

mainly airborne routes

B26.0 (N51.1*)

Mumps orchitis

neg ssRNA

B26.1 (G02.0*)

Mumps meningitis

neg ssRNA

B26.2 (G05.1*)

Mumps encephalitis

neg ssRNA

B26.3 (K87.1*)

Mumps pancreatitis

neg ssRNA

B26.8

Mumps with other complications

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.04.

Henipavirus

http://www.csiro.au/files/mediaRelease/mr2002/prNipahHendra.htm

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.04.001.

Hendravirus

natural host: fruit bats; direct contact

hyperacute respiratory disease

neg ssRNA

01.048.1.04.002.

Nipahvirus

natural host: pigs ?; direct contact

respiratory illness

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/nipah.htm

neg ssRNA

febrile encephalitis

neg ssRNA

neg ssRNA

neg ssRNA

01.048.2.01.003.

Human respiratory syncytial virus

(HRSV)

pneumonia, bronchitis

J12.1

Respiratory syncytial virus pneumonia

neg ssRNA

J20.5

Acute bronchitis due to RSV

neg ssRNA

J21.0

Acute bronchiolitis due to RSV

neg ssRNA

01.048.2.02.

Metapneumovirus

neg ssRNA

01.048.2.02.003.

Human metapneumovirus

(HMPV)

pneumonia, bronchitis

J12.2

Parainfluenza virus pneumonia

neg ssRNA

J20.4

Acute bronchitis due to parainfluenza virus

Gemone

Vcode/description

Virus name/Taxonomic list

Acronym

transmission

signs and symptoms

ICD-10 code

ICD-10 & important disease fact sheets

neg ssRNA

neg ssRNA

neg ssRNA

01.062.0.01.002.

Chandipura virus

(CHPV)

fever

A92.8

Other specified mosquito-borne viral fevers

neg ssRNA

01.062.0.01.003.

Cocal virus

(COCV)

fever

A92.9

Mosquito-borne viral fever, unspecified

neg ssRNA

01.062.0.01.004.

Isfahan virus

(ISFV)

fever

A92.9

Mosquito-borne viral fever, unspecified

neg ssRNA

01.062.0.01.006.

Piry virus

(PIRYV)

fever

A93.8

Other specified arthropod-borne viral fevers

neg ssRNA

01.062.0.01.007.

Vesicular stomatitis Alagoas virus

(VSAV)

fever

A93.8

Other specified arthropod-borne viral fevers

neg ssRNA

01.062.0.01.008.

Vesicular stomatitis Indiana virus

(VSIV)

fever

A93.8