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Rotavirus: Pathogenesis, Clinical symptoms, laboratory diagnosis, and Treatment

Rotavirus: Pathogenesis, Clinical symptoms, laboratory diagnosis, and Treatment Mode of Transmission: Ingestion of contaminated food and water Directly from faeces contaminated fingers Occasionally by droplet infection Children below 5 years are mostly affected Incubation period: 2-3 days  Pathogenesis: Rota virus replicates in enterocyte near the tip of villi destroying enterocytes Viral encoded toxin: early profuse, secretory […]

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Rotavirus: Pathogenesis, Clinical symptoms, laboratory diagnosis, and Treatment

Rotavirus: Pathogenesis, Clinical symptoms, laboratory diagnosis, and Treatment Q. 1 In children diahorrhea “infantile” diahorrea is most commonly due to:  A Adeno virus  B Rota virus  C Reo virus  D HPV Q. 1 In children diahorrhea “infantile” diahorrea is most commonly due to:  A Adeno virus  B Rota virus  C Reo virus  D HPV Ans.

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