Long-term SARS coronavirus excretion from patient cohort, China

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This study investigated the long-term excretion of severe acute respiratory syndrome-associated coronavirus in sputum and stool specimens from 56 infected patients. The median (range) duration of virus excretion in sputa and stools was 21 (14-52) and 27 (16-126) days, respectively. Coexisting illness or conditions were associated with longer viral excretion in stools.

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Liu, W., Tang, F., Fontanet, A., Zhan, L., Zhao, Q. M., Zhang, P. H., … Cao, W. C. (2004). Long-term SARS coronavirus excretion from patient cohort, China. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 10(10), 1841–1843. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid1010.040297

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