WU polyomavirus detected in respiratory tract specimens from young children in J apan

WU polyomavirus detected in respiratory tract specimens from young children in J apan

Polyomaviruses (PyV) WU and KI are reportedly associated with respiratory tract disease (RTD) worldwide but their incidence is unclear in Japan. In a 2 year prospective study, WU/KIPyV were detected in 48 (13.9%) and in five (1.4%) of 345 children hospitalized with lower RTD, respectively. The seaso...

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Hauptverfasser: Okada, Mineyuki, Hamada, Hiromichi, Sato‐Maru, Hiromi, Shirato, Yuri, Honda, Takafumi, Muto, Ayako, Hayashi, Kitami, Terai, Masaru
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description Polyomaviruses (PyV) WU and KI are reportedly associated with respiratory tract disease (RTD) worldwide but their incidence is unclear in Japan. In a 2 year prospective study, WU/KIPyV were detected in 48 (13.9%) and in five (1.4%) of 345 children hospitalized with lower RTD, respectively. The seasonal distribution was observed in spring and early summer. Other respiratory viruses were co‐detected in 51% of PyV‐positive patients, but eight (2.3%) of the WUPyV‐positive patients were negative for other known pathogens.
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