Rotavirus infection in infants caused 120 cases of multi-system damage.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Rotavirus infection in infants caused 120 cases of multi-system damage [Abstract] Objective To investigate the autumn and winter diarrhea in infants and young children, rotavirus (RV) cause extraintestinal pathology. Methods were given electrocardiogram, myocardial enzymes, kidney function, liver function, electroencephalogram, cerebrospinal fluid, and other related checks. Results concurrent respiratory symptoms in 54 patients nervous system injury in 33 patients, 52 cases of myocardial injury, renal dysfunction in 89 cases of liver dysfunction in 13 cases. Conclusions show that the digestive tract caused by RV dysfunction in addition, it can also lead to multiple organ dysfunction. clinical attention should be paid. [Keywords:] rotavirus multi-system damage Rotavirus (RV) is the autumn and winter diarrhea in infants and young children one of the main source of the disease. In recent years, RV, while in the gastro-intestinal damage caused by multi-system cases gradually increased, suggesting that RV antigenic variation may exist a new infection mechanism and target organ. I almost 3 years, RV 120 cases of multiple system damage reported below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General information on a total of 120 cases of this group of patients, male 69 cases, female 51, aged 4 to 30 months, of which lt;6 months in 9 cases, 64 cases to 12 months, 24 months, 41 cases to 30 6 cases; onset date for each year in November to next February; all patients had normal growth and development of the past. All the patients were acute onset, stool frequency more than 10 times a day 4 for the dilute water or even watery stools, a few with mucus; diarrhea duration of 2 to 10 days, an average of 5.5 days. including vomiting 94 patients (78.3%), fever 69 cases (57.5%), seizure in 9 cases (7.5%), combined cough, runny nose, upper respiratory tract Symptoms of infection in 54 cases (45%). mild to moderate dehydration in 91 cases (75.8%), 21 cases of sever