ENTEROVIRUS INFECTIONS IN NEONATES AND CHILDREN
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https://doi.org/10.11603/1681-2727.2020.1.11108Keywords:
enteroviruses, pediatric infectionsAbstract
Enteroviruses are prevalent globally. They are transmitted by the fecal oral route and also the respiratory route. Although these viruses cause mild febrile symptoms in immunocompetent humans, their infections result in a wide range of diseases in the neonates and young infants. The pathogenesis of these viruses depends on the host and virus factors. This mini-review makes the readers aware of the seriousness of enterovirus infections in the pediatric population, and to show the necessity of the molecular diagnostics.
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