Why the study?
Invasive neonatal enterovirus infection is rare but often fatal and must be considered in the differential diagnosis with sepsis.
Enteroviral infection in neonates can lead to severe, rapidly fatal complications including meningitis and myocarditis, requiring high clinical suspicion and early supportive care.
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Neonatal enteroviral meningitis warrants vigilance for rapid myocarditis progression; this case leaves open optimal therapies beyond supportive care.
Jiang Feng (2019) studied this question.
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