AI Article Synopsis
- Human parechoviruses are related to enteroviruses and can cause various health issues, including neonatal sepsis, respiratory problems, and gastrointestinal infections.
- This report discusses two cases of neonatal sepsis in October 2012, where HPeV4 infection was suspected as the cause.
- No other potential causes for the patients' illnesses were identified during the investigation.
Article Abstract
Human parechoviruses are a family of viruses closely related to enteroviruses, and associated with neonatal sepsis-like syndrome, respiratory symptoms and gastrointestinal infection. Here we present clinical details of two neonatal sepsis cases suspected to be caused by HPeV4 infection. The patients were hospitalized in October, 2012. No other causative agents were detected.
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