Rotavirus enteritis analysis of 168 cases of extraintestinal manifestations.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Rotavirus enteritis analysis of 168 cases of extraintestinal manifestations [Abstract] Objective To analyze infants with rotavirus enteritis intestinal manifestations and possible mechanisms for further understanding of the disease to help. Methods A retrospective analysis of 168 patients admitted to our hospital diagnosed cases of rotavirus enteritis. Results Rotavirus enteritis associated with the incidence of extraintestinal manifestations were myocardial damage, respiratory system, kidney damage, liver damage, etc., during hospitalization were given a good prognosis after symptomatic treatment. Conclusion of rotavirus infection is not only gastrointestinal symptoms, but also there are other system damage, although rotavirus enteritis is a self-limiting disease, but may also cause multi-system damage and even failure can not be ignored clinically. [Keywords:] Rotavirus enteritis intestinal manifestations [Abstract] Objective To analyze the parenteral complication of rotavirus enteritis from infants and the benefit to diagnosis and treatment.Methods 168 cases of infant rotavirus enteritis were analyzed retrospectively.Results The most common infant parenteral complications of rotavirus enteritis were in cardiovascular system, respiratory system , kidney damage, liver damage, and central nervous system.All cases were cured by symptomatic treatment in hospital. Conclusion Rotavirus causes not only gastrointestinal diseases, but also multisystem damages.Rotavirus enteritis is a kind of selflimiting disease, however, it is possible to cause multi-system damages, even failure of organs, which cann’t be ignored. [Keywords:] infant, rotaviruses enteritis, parenteral complications Rotaviruses (rotaviruses, RV) is the virus of infant diarrhea in autumn and winter the most common pathogens, is one of diarrhea in infants and young children common disease. Rotavirus major cause of intestinal infection, symptoms of diarrhea, water sa