Key result
Neurovirulent astroviruses are increasingly recognized as potential pathogens causing severe central nervous system infections in humans and domesticated mammals.
Population
Humans and domesticated mammals with severe central nervous system infections associated with neurovirulent…
Design
Review
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May prompt astrovirus testing in unexplained CNS infections; extends pathogen spectrum but leaves open prevalence and outcomes.
Astroviruses should be considered as potential neurovirulent pathogens in cases of unknown CNS diseases in humans and mammals.
Reuter et al. (2018) conducted a review in Severe central nervous system (CNS) infections. Neurovirulent astrovirus infections was evaluated. Neurovirulent astroviruses are increasingly recognized as potential pathogens causing severe central nervous system infections in humans and domesticated mammals.
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