Infection of exposed patients during norovirus outbreaks: are there predictive parameters?

Kampmeier, Stefanie; Pillukat, Mike H.; Kossow, Annelene; Pettke, Aleksandra; Mellmann, Alexander

doi:10.1016/j.jhin.2017.02.015

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“…The higher rates in the elderly group are possibly due to their weak immune system [19]. It is reported that elderly patients are vulnerable to virus multiplication [20] and have longer viral shedding than younger patients, contributing to high detection rates of GII norovirus among them [21]. The higher rates in participants aged <40 years can be explained by frequent contacts with infected children since they are the child-bearing generation [22].…”

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Factors associated with the detection of norovirus among asymptomatic adults

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Clinical Microbiology and Infection

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