| comparative epidemiology of two rotavirus serotypes and other viral agents associated with pediatric gastroenteritis. | human rotavirus (hrv) type 1 or 2, adenovirus, or non-cultivatable 27 nm virus-like particles were demonstrated by electron microscopy and/or rotavirus elisa in fecal samples from 45.5% of 604 gastroenteritis inpatients, 25.0% of 200 gastroenteritis outpatients and 6.0% of 812 control subjects, all sampled at children's hospital national medical center. washington, dc. rotaviruses were the most common pathogens detected as 39% and 22% of gastroenteritis inpatients and outpatients, respectively, ... | 1979 | 224698 |
| fecal adenoviruses from a longitudinal study of families in metropolitan washington, d.c.: laboratory, clinical, and epidemiologic observations. | during a 29-month period, we studied enteric infection in 70 families from a pediatric practice in suburban washington, d.c. fecal adenoviruses were detected in stools of 18 patients by tissue culture and electron microscopic procedures. from 6 through 11 months of age, the incidence of fecal adenoviruses associated with enteritis was seven per 100, and of confirmed enteric adenoviruses (eads), three per 100 individuals per year. all eads belonged to subgenus g (type 41). all three patients with ... | 1985 | 2995630 |
| epidemiology of adenovirus-associated virus infection in a nursery population. | | 1968 | 4301609 |
| a seroepidemiologic study of adenovirus-associated virus infection in infants and children. | | 1971 | 4329327 |
| epidemiology of respiratory syncytial virus infection in washington, d.c. 3. composite analysis of eleven consecutive yearly epidemics. | | 1973 | 4355632 |
| coronavirus infections in military recruits. three-year study with coronavirus strains oc43 and 229e. | | 1974 | 4365165 |
| pediatric viral gastroenteritis during eight years of study. | during the period january 1974 through july 1982, fecal samples from 1,537 pediatric inpatients with gastroenteritis were tested for enteric viruses by electron microscopic and rotavirus enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay techniques. rotaviruses were detected in 34.5% of these patients, enteric adenoviruses were detected in 4.7%, approximately 27-nm viruses were detected in 1.6%, and at least one of these agents was found in 40.1% of the study subjects. three infections were by an apparently new ... | 1983 | 6309901 |
| evidence of exposure of waterfowl and other aquatic birds to the hemagglutinating duck adenovirus identical to eds-76 virus. | serum and fecal samples from 12 species of aquatic birds were studied for evidence of exposure to a hemagglutinating duck adenovirus (dav). dav is serologically indistinguishable from egg-drop syndrome-76 virus. a total of 285 serum samples were tested by the hemagglutination-inhibition (hi) test. forty-two percent of the birds had hi antibodies, with titers ranging from 8 to 256. wild ducks showed the highest frequency of antibodies (56%) while in coots and grebes, antibody was less frequent, 3 ... | 1984 | 6325725 |
| reemergence of adenovirus type 4 acute respiratory disease in military trainees: report of an outbreak during a lapse in vaccination. | from 23 april to 13 may 1995, an outbreak of acute respiratory disease (ard) hospitalizations occurred in basic training soldiers at fort jackson, south carolina. weekly hospitalization rates for the most affected military unit reached 11.6%. virus isolation and serologic studies from a sample of patients identified the agent as adenovirus type 4. prior to starting vaccinations against adenovirus types 4 and 7 in 1971, these serotypes were the major causes of ard in basic trainees. no outbreaks ... | 1999 | 10228076 |
| patterns of adenovirus infections in marine corps personnel. i. a 42-month survey in recruit and nonrecruit populations. | | 1964 | 14225924 |
| source water quality effects on monochloramine inactivation of adenovirus, coxsackievirus, echovirus, and murine norovirus. | there is a need for more information regarding monochloramine disinfection efficacy for viruses in water. in this study, monochloramine disinfection efficacy was investigated for coxsackievirus b5 (cvb5), echovirus 11 (e11), murine norovirus (mnv), and human adenovirus 2 (hadv2) in one untreated ground water and two partially treated surface waters. duplicate disinfection experiments were completed at ph 7 and 8 in source water at concentrations of 1 and 3 mg/l monochloramine at 5 and 15 °c. the ... | 2010 | 21145573 |