Articles on Rotavirüs

3 articles published in Selcuk Medical Journal with the keyword "Rotavirüs": The distribution of the etiologic agents of di-arrhoea and their seasonal features; Investigation Of Acute Viral Gastroenteritis Agents In Diarrhaeic Patient; Secondary Bacteremia After Rotavirus Infection

THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE ETIOLOGIC AGENTS OF DI-ARRHOEA AND THEIR SEASONAL FEATURES

HANEFI DEMIRTAŞ, MUHSIN ATIK

1997, Vol 13, Issue 2, Page 103-107

From stools of 113 childiren, who carne owing to complain of diarı-hoea to ouı- outpatient depaı-tment. microbiolojic cultures have heen made to identify the etiologic agent. From this cultures, 28.3 % Ro-tavirus has heen identıfied. The otheı- agents were S. typhimurium (10.6 %), EPEC (7 %), S....

INVESTIGATION OF ACUTE VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS AGENTS IN DIARRHAEIC PATIENT

MEHMET ÖZDEMİR, MEHMET EMİN DEMİRCİLİ, BAHADIR BAHADIR FEYZİOĞLU, SİBEL YAVRU, BÜLENT BAYSAL

2013, Vol 29, Issue 3, Page 127-130

The viruses that cause viral gastroenteritis can lead to sporadic and epidemic outbreaks in humans. Common viral enteritis agents are Rotavirus, Nörovirus, and Adenovirüs. In this study it was aimed to investigate viral agents in diarrheic patients in Konya region. From patient who has diarrhea and...

SECONDARY BACTEREMIA AFTER ROTAVIRUS INFECTION

TUĞBA GÜLER, SONER SERTAN KARA, ALİ FETTAH, ÖZDE NİSA TÜRKKAN

2018, Vol 34, Issue 1, Page 31-33

Diarrhea goes on to be an important reason of morbidity and mortality in childhood. Rotavirus infections are among the most common casues of severe gastroenteritis in infants and small children. Secondary bacteremia cases after rotavirus have been rarely reported. An eight month of boy was...

Related Keywords

EPEC S. flexneri Giardia Adenovirus nörövirus Sepsis ishal etkeni S. typhimurium Candida C. jejuni Diaı-rhoea agents S. typhimuriurn Candida. C. jejuni ishal diarrhea çocuk sekonder bakteriyemi child secondary bacteremia