Seasonal Influenza A Virus in Feces of Hospitalized Adults

Chan, Martin C.W.; Lee, Nelson; Chan, Paul K.S.; To, K.F.; Wong, Rity Y.K.; Ho, Wing-Shan; Ngai, Karry L.K.; Sung, Joseph J.Y.

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Seasonal Influenza A Virus in Feces of Hospitalized Adults

Nov 2011
By Chan, Martin C.W. ; Lee, Nelson ; Chan, Paul K.S. ; ...
Source: Emerg Infect Dis. 17(11):2038-2042.

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Chan, Martin C.W. ; Lee, Nelson ; Chan, Paul K.S. ; To, K.F. ; Wong, Rity Y.K. ; Ho, Wing-Shan ; Ngai, Karry L.K. ; Sung, Joseph J.Y. Less -
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In a cohort of hospitalized adults with seasonal influenza A in Hong Kong, viral RNA was frequently (47%) detected in stool specimens. Viable virus was rarely isolated. Viral RNA positivity had little correlation with gastrointestinal symptoms and outcomes. In vitro studies suggested low potential for seasonal influenza viruses to cause direct intestinal infections.
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Adults Aged Aged, 80 And Over Dispatch Fecal Virus Detection Feces Gastrointestinal Hong Kong Hospitalization Humans Influenza Influenza, Human Influenza A Virus Intestinal Mucosa Middle Aged Prognosis Receptors, Virus RNA, Viral Seasonal Influenza A Virus Attachment Viruses
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Emerg Infect Dis. 17(11):2038-2042.
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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