Viral agents associated with acute diarrhea among outpatient children in southeastern China
Viral agents associated with acute diarrhea among outpatient children in southeastern China
All the 5 common etiologies were detected in this study, with rotavirus and norovirus being the 2 leading agents. Mixed viral infections were common in outpatient children with acute diarrhea, and rotavirus seemed to play a major role in mixed infections.
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July 2013
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Han, Dongsheng
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Cui, Dawei
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Chen, Xiao
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Zheng, Shufa
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Lin, Zhong
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Wu, Tao
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Chen, Yu, Li, Zhongjie, Han, Dongsheng, Cui, Dawei, Chen, Xiao, Zheng, Shufa, Yu, Fei, Liu, Jia, Lai, Shengjie, Yan, Yansheng, Lin, Zhong, Shi, Zhiyang, Wu, Tao, Li, Lanjuan and Yang, Weizhong
(2013)
Viral agents associated with acute diarrhea among outpatient children in southeastern China.
Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 32 (7), .
(doi:10.1097/INF.0b013e31828c3de4).
(PMID:23407102)
Abstract
All the 5 common etiologies were detected in this study, with rotavirus and norovirus being the 2 leading agents. Mixed viral infections were common in outpatient children with acute diarrhea, and rotavirus seemed to play a major role in mixed infections.
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Accepted/In Press date: 7 February 2013
Published date: July 2013
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Yu Chen
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Zhongjie Li
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Dongsheng Han
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Dawei Cui
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Xiao Chen
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Shufa Zheng
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Fei Yu
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Jia Liu
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Yansheng Yan
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Zhong Lin
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Zhiyang Shi
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Tao Wu
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Lanjuan Li
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Weizhong Yang
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