Abstract
Disease: Respiratory illness; possibly infant gastroenteritis. Etiologic Agents: HCV 229E, OC43; HECV. Source: Respiratory secretions/fomites; presumably fecal for HECV. Clinical Manifestations: Upper respiratory illness, coryza, fever; rare lower respiratory tract disease; possible gastroenteritis. Pathology: Typical viral upper respiratory infection with inclusions. Laboratory Diagnosis: Indirect fluorescent antibody and enzyme immunoassay on direct respiratory secretions; electron microscopy and immune' electron microscopy on stool specimens; hemagglutination inhibition, standard serum neutralization, and enzyme immunoassay serologic tests are best. Epidemiology: Worldwide. Treatment: None. Prevention and Control: None.
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Hierholzer, J. C., & Tannock, G. A. (1988). Coronaviridae: The Coronaviruses. In Laboratory Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases Principles and Practice (pp. 451–483). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3900-0_24
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