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Role of Noroviruses in Sporadic Acute Gastroenteritis Cases from Children Attending a Large Referral Children's Hospital in Buenos Aires City, Argentina.

Ángela GentileMaría Soledad AresoJuan Ignacio DegiuseppeAna S OrquedaMarisa TurcoLiliana SabbajAdriana RodrigoMaría Del Valle JuárezJuan Andrés Stupka
Published in: The Pediatric infectious disease journal (2022)
NVs were detected with high frequency, mostly in children between 6 months and 2 years old, reinforcing the hypothesis of a newly updated scenario of norovirus predominance over rotavirus. Watery diarrhea, complete vaccination against rotavirus and vomiting are 3 key parameters that should raise suspicion of possible norovirus gastroenteritis. Continuous and active norovirus surveillance in this age group is important because children represent a priority group for norovirus vaccine design and development.
Keyphrases
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