Virology journal · 2015
Outbreak of febrile illness caused by coxsackievirus A4 in a nursery school in Beijing, China.
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Li Jin-Song, Dong Xiao-Gen, Qin Meng, Xie Zhi-Ping, Gao Han-Chun, Yang Jun-Yong, Yang Xiao-Xin, Li Dan-Di, Li Jie, Duan Zhao-Jun
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BACKGROUND: Coxsackievirus A4 (CV-A4) is classified as human enterovirus A according to its serotype. CV-A4, an etiological agent of hand, foot, and mouth disease, affects children worldwide and can circulate in closed environments such as schools and hospitals for long periods.
FINDINGS: An outbreak of febrile illness at a nursery school in Beijing, China, was confirmed to be caused by CV-A4. Phylogenetic analysis of the complete genome of the isolated strain showed that the virus belongs to the same cluster as the predominant CV-A4 strain in China. This outbreak was controlled by effective measures.
CONCLUSIONS: The early identification of the pathogen and timely intervention may be the most critical factors in controlling an outbreak caused by CV-A4 in a preschool.
FINDINGS: An outbreak of febrile illness at a nursery school in Beijing, China, was confirmed to be caused by CV-A4. Phylogenetic analysis of the complete genome of the isolated strain showed that the virus belongs to the same cluster as the predominant CV-A4 strain in China. This outbreak was controlled by effective measures.
CONCLUSIONS: The early identification of the pathogen and timely intervention may be the most critical factors in controlling an outbreak caused by CV-A4 in a preschool.