Why the study?
Does IgM detection by a neutralization test improve the diagnosis of enterovirus infections compared to viral isolation?
Does IgM detection by a neutralization test improve the diagnosis of enterovirus infections compared to viral isolation?
IgM detection by neutralization test is a useful diagnostic tool for enterovirus infections, often more sensitive than viral isolation, particularly in adults.
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IgM neutralization testing may aid enterovirus diagnosis when isolation is negative except in young infants; leaves open prospective validation before routine adoption.
Gaudin et al. (1989) studied this question.
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