Key result
A novel rhinovirus genotype was identified in 5% of respiratory specimens from patients with acute respiratory illness across multiple continents, representing 34% of all detected picornavirus infections.
Population
Pediatric respiratory disease cases and community outbreaks
Design
Other
Authors
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Alerts clinicians to unrecognized ARI contributors; leaves open its pathogenicity, severity, and surveillance needs.
Observational (n=326)
Yes
A novel rhinovirus genotype has been identified globally and has been circulating for at least 250 years.
Briese et al. (2008) conducted an observational in Acute respiratory illness (n=326). Novel rhinovirus genotype (HRV-C) vs. Other picornaviruses or negative samples was evaluated on Frequency of novel rhinovirus genotype detection. A novel rhinovirus genotype was identified in 5% of respiratory specimens from patients with acute respiratory illness across multiple continents, representing 34% of all detected picornavirus infections.
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