R Mettey,G Agius,C Cessans
R Mettey
We report a case of necrotizing enterocolitis in a 30 weeks old premature infant fed with breast milk. No ischemic etiology was present. Bacteriological and parasitological investigations were found to be negative. Only, a positive latex ag...
[Viral gastroenteritis] [0.03%]
[病毒性胃肠炎]
F Lamouliatte,P Du Pasquier
F Lamouliatte
Many virus are able to induce gastroenteritis, especially in young children with immunological or nutritional defects. The most frequently observed, using ELISA, are Rotavirus. The others : Norwalk agent, Coronavirus, Breda virus, are ident...
J B Gouyon,P Pothier
J B Gouyon
A retrospective survey was performed among 24 neonatal care units. In the years 1989-1990, outbreaks of rotavirus infections were observed in 58 % and recurred in 46 % of neonatal care units. Six units presented with 3 or more outbreaks. Ra...
J C Nicolas,J M Huraux
J C Nicolas
The importance of enteroviruses in upper and lower respiratory infections is reviewed. Occasionaly summer epidemics of upper respiratory infections seem due to an enterovirus : on the other hand, the lower respiratory injections rarely seem...
H Peigue-Lafeuille
H Peigue-Lafeuille
Viruses recovered in stools are either cultivable viruses (enteroviruses, adenoviruses excepted type 40 and 41), or "fastidious" non cultivable viruses (rotaviruses adenoviruses 40 and 41, Norwalk, calcivirus, astrovirus, SRSV and SRV). Non...