May 8, 2024Open Access

Epidemiological analysis of human adenovirus in children diagnosed with acute respiratory tract infection.

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KAKhalid Mohamoud AbdullahiSir Run Run Shaw Hospital AAAhmed Faisal AliChildren's Hospital of Zhejiang University QSQingyao ShuZhejiang Sci-Tech University

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Epidemiological analysis finds human adenovirus predominantly in children under six years with respiratory infections, highlighting the importance of sustained genomic surveillance.

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Human adenovirus was confirmed in 101 pediatric patients, and 81.2% of these positive cases occurred in children younger than six years old across the outpatient cohort.
Epidemiological analysis of 596 pediatric throat swabs utilized real-time PCR for screening, and hexon genes were sequenced alongside multiple sequence alignments.
Findings highlight the necessity of active genomic surveillance for acute respiratory tract infection, though single-center outpatient sampling limits broader generalization.

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Abdullahi et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6b135b6db64358763294f https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-4317113/v1

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Epidemiological analysis finds human adenovirus predominantly in children under six years with respiratory infections, highlighting the importance of sustained genomic surveillance.

Epidemiological analysis of human adenovirus in children diagnosed with acute respiratory tract infection.

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Epidemiological analysis of human adenovirus in children diagnosed with acute respiratory tract infection.

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