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Recent developments in nucleic acid amplification techniques and new antiviral drugs suggest that rapid diagnosis and effective therapy for enterovirus infections are now possible.
Advances in nucleic acid amplification and new antiviral drugs are improving the diagnosis and potential treatment of enterovirus infections.
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May enable faster enterovirus diagnosis and treatment; leaves open prospective validation before changing practice.
Mark H. Sawyer (2001) conducted a review in Enterovirus infections. Nucleic acid amplification techniques and antiviral drugs was evaluated. Recent developments in nucleic acid amplification techniques and new antiviral drugs suggest that rapid diagnosis and effective therapy for enterovirus infections are now possible.
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