On rotavirus diarrhea stool antigen test in clinical diagnosis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 On rotavirus diarrhea stool antigen test in clinical diagnosis [Abstract] Objective To investigate the stool antigen rotavirus diarrhea in the clinical diagnosis. Methods immunochromatography gold labeling technique for detection of 1040 copies of the Court of infant rotavirus antigen in stool samples. The results detected wheel 630 cases in children with viral antigen-positive, the positive rate was 60.6%. will be 6 months -2 years of age group and infants lt;6 months infant group, 2-6 years old X2 test for the three groups, P lt;0.05 and P lt;0.01 The difference was statistically significant, indicating that 6 months -2 years old infants for the high incidence of rotavirus infection. the same age group, the positive rate between male and female patients the difference was not statistically significant (Pgt; 0.05). Conclusions wheel stool viral antigen detection is more sensitive diagnostic methods rotavirus enteritis, the clinical diagnosis of the disease provides a valuable basis. [Keywords: infant rotavirus diarrhea virus antigen in stool [Abstract] objective: To explore the value of clinical diagnosis of fecal rotavirus antigen for infant diarrhea. Method: 1040 infant fecal specimens from our hospital were tested with gold-immunochromatographic for rapid detection of rotavirus antigen. Results: 630 cases were positive, The positive rate is 60.6%. There were Compared in different groups 6 months to 2 year, less than 6 months and 2-6 years group (X2), X2 test is P lt;0.05 and P lt;0.01. There is significant differences, the results showed that there was higher mobility for rotavirus infection in 6 months - 2 years group. There was no difference in sex in the same group (Pgt; 0.05). Conclusion: The test of fecal rotavirus antigen is the more sensitive measure in the diagnosis of the rotavirus enteritis, providing a valuable basis for the clinical diagnosis of the disease. [Keywords:] Rotavirus Infant Diarrhea Fec