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Rabies is a serious infection caused by a virus belonging to the family Rhabdoviridae, genus Lyssavirus. The disease is characterized by an acute lethal encephalitis and the transmission occurs by inoculating the rabies virus in the saliva of mammals infected by biting, licking scratch or mucous membranes. According to its transmission mechanism and its epidemiological cycle, the disease can be classified as: urban, rural, wild aerial and terrestrial wild. Anger involving wild animals is a serious danger to pets as well as humans. The main reservoirs of wildlife rabies in Brazil, are the white tuft of marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). In Ceara, the maintenance cycle of anger among marmosets has been a major issue for public health authorities. This work aimed to make a brief epidemiological approach Rabies transmission by Marmosets in Ceara state, Brazil, as the history of the number of rabies cases in C. jacchus, confirms its epidemiological significance and reinforces the growing need for public health surveillance in the Ceara.

Rabies transmission by Marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) in Ceará state, Brazil. A review