Journal of clinical virology : the official publication of the Pan American Society for Clinical Virology · 2016
Outbreak of adenovirus type 55 infection in Israel.
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Salama Matanelle, Amitai Ziva, Amir Nutman, Gottesman-Yekutieli Tamar, Sherbany Hilda, Drori Yaron, Mendelson Ella, Carmeli Yehuda, Mandelboim Michal
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BACKGROUND: Different types of adenoviruses are associated with diverse diseases and with varied disease severity. Adenovirus 55 could be associated with severe respiratory infections.
OBJECTIVES: Here, we report on an adenovirus 55 outbreak in two psychiatric institutions in Israel. The objective of this study was to investigate the adenovirus 55 outbreak.
STUDY DESIGN: We studied the clinical parameters of the patients and sequencing analysis of certain parts of the virus gene was performed.
RESULTS: We identified the first patient who developed symptoms (the index case) and we showed that while both patients and staff members of the institutions were infected, the disease in the psychiatric patients was more severe. We attributed these differences to their mental and underlying health conditions.
CONCLUSIONS: It is important to monitor for adenovirus infection in the community, especially in mental health institutions to allow appropriate medical care.
OBJECTIVES: Here, we report on an adenovirus 55 outbreak in two psychiatric institutions in Israel. The objective of this study was to investigate the adenovirus 55 outbreak.
STUDY DESIGN: We studied the clinical parameters of the patients and sequencing analysis of certain parts of the virus gene was performed.
RESULTS: We identified the first patient who developed symptoms (the index case) and we showed that while both patients and staff members of the institutions were infected, the disease in the psychiatric patients was more severe. We attributed these differences to their mental and underlying health conditions.
CONCLUSIONS: It is important to monitor for adenovirus infection in the community, especially in mental health institutions to allow appropriate medical care.