International journal of dermatology · 2004
Is human herpesvirus 7 the causative agent of pityriasis rosea?--A critical review.
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Chuh Antonio A T, Chan Henry H L, Zawar Vijay
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BACKGROUND: Conflicting results on the association of pityriasis rosea and human herpesvirus 7 infection have been reported by different investigators.
AIM: To review the level of evidence for such an association.
METHODS: Medline was searched with unlimited data entry and 13 reports were retrieved. The data were analyzed for a causative association according to the criteria of Fredericks and Relman, which take into consideration latent infection and the reactivation of viruses characteristic of herpesviruses, and the roles of sequence-based detection methods.
RESULTS: None of the criteria was substantiated by the findings of most investigators. Factors leading to the discrepancies of the results were discussed.
CONCLUSION: There is currently insufficient evidence that human herpesvirus 7 infection is causally related to pityriasis rosea.
AIM: To review the level of evidence for such an association.
METHODS: Medline was searched with unlimited data entry and 13 reports were retrieved. The data were analyzed for a causative association according to the criteria of Fredericks and Relman, which take into consideration latent infection and the reactivation of viruses characteristic of herpesviruses, and the roles of sequence-based detection methods.
RESULTS: None of the criteria was substantiated by the findings of most investigators. Factors leading to the discrepancies of the results were discussed.
CONCLUSION: There is currently insufficient evidence that human herpesvirus 7 infection is causally related to pityriasis rosea.