An elderly man was bitten by mosquito

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An elderly man was bitten by a mosquito. A couple weeks later, he started to experience convulsions from brain inflammation and fell into a coma. His doctor suspects he contracted the West Nile virus. What disease did the elderly man most likely have? Rabies Poliomyelitis Zika virus infection Arboviral encephalitis.

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