Population
1,182 patients presenting with symptoms of hand foot and mouth disease or herpangina admitted to hospitals…
Design
Cross-sectional
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These prevalence patterns should not alter clinical practice; leaves open the need for longitudinal studies on serotype shifts and vaccine impact.
This epidemiological study highlights the changing patterns of enterovirus prevalence in Thailand over 6 years, demonstrating a significant shift to CV-A6 during the 2012 outbreak and high seroprevalence of EV71-B5 neutralizing antibodies among older children and adults.
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