ArticleEuropean journal of epidemiology2003
High incidence of G9P181 rotavirus infections in Italian children during the winter season 1999-2000.
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Abstract
We report a significant high incidence of infection with G9P[8] rotavirus in Italian children during the winter epidemic season 1999-2000. The study was carried out on 439 children < 4 years hospitalized with acute diarrhea in Palermo. G9P[8] strains constituted 19% of all rotavirus identified and were not associated with more severe forms of gastroenteritis.
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