Coxsackie viruses and “virus-like” diseases of the adult
作者： Edwin D. Kilbourne , Martin Goldfield , Dorothy Perrier
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9343(56)90050-X
关键词: Immunology 、 Virology 、 Medicine 、 Encephalitis 、 Disease 、 Contagious disease 、 Virus 、 Central nervous system 、 Group A 、 Coxsackie Viruses 、 Central nervous system disease 、 General Medicine
摘要: Abstract 1.1. Coxsackie viruses were not recovered from adult patients hospitalized for either "viruslike" or etiologically defined febrile diseases during a three-year study in Louisiana. 2.2. Group A four instances of acute central nervous system disease, including patient with postexanthem encephalitis. The possible etiologic role these the genesis infections is discussed. 3.3. B, type 3 virus was sporadic case pleurodynia. 4.4. It concluded that are important incitants interepidemic disease adults. Viruses may have hitherto unappreciated manifested by symptomatology.
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