Observational (n=24,093)
Yes
The detection of human enterovirus C105 in China confirms that the virus has a geographically wider distribution than previously recognized.
Does not alter respiratory infection management; extends known range of enterovirus C105 while leaving clinical impact open.
We report a case of enterovirus C105 infection in an 11-year-old girl with lower respiratory tract symptoms that was identified through the Respiratory Virus Surveillance System, which covers 30 sentinel hospitals in all 16 districts of Beijing, China. The presence of this virus strain in China confirmed its geographically wide distribution.
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Li et al. (2019) conducted an observational in Respiratory tract infections and pneumonia (n=24,093). Enterovirus C105 was evaluated on Detection and genomic characterization of Enterovirus C105.
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