The symptoms resolved on the second day of hospitalization. Although acute viral illness does seldomly cause psychosis in patients with increased inflammatory response, in the presented case, none of the inflammatory markers were positive, and acute psychosis was attributed to the loading dose of ...
” acute viral gastroenteritis is an infection that results in vomiting and/or diarrhea. It is usually caused by a group of viruses called noroviruses. Over the past two years there have been
Safe food and beverage handling, as well as proper sanitation practices, help to prevent acute gastroenteritis. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cites regular handwashing, including before and after touching food, as one way to prevent infection. Washing dirty clothes and cleanin...
include the course of fever and clinical condition with special attention to the vital signs, evolving symptoms of infection in relation to the granulocyte count, C-reactive protein levels, antigen monitoring, and risk for relapses of latent viral infections determined by pretreatment antiviral titers...
Symptoms that may suggest a bacterial cause include severe local pain, discoloured discharge, fever, or worsening after an initial improvement (post-viral). Differential Diagnosis The main differential diagnoses for acute rhinosinusitis include:
Etiology and clinical characteristics of acute viral hepatitis in South Korea during 2020–2021: a prospective multicenter study Article Open access 31 August 2023 Insight into the distinctive paradigm of Human Cytomegalovirus associated intrahepatic and extrahepatic cholestasis in neonates Article Open ...
A 24-year-old man was admitted to our coronary care unit with a transmural lateral wall myocardial infarction 48 hours after the onset of a viral illness. Coronary angiography two months following the patient's discharge from the hospital disclosed normal left ventricular wall motion and coronary ...
AFM research efforts are limited by the sporadic occurrence of cases, the difficulty in diagnosing viral infection possibly linked to AFM cases, and the lack of understanding of the condition's natural history and pathogenesis. The authors call for concerted research to develop non-polio enterovirus...
Similarly, it has been found that a subset of convalescents after West Nile virus infection, including those with chronic symptoms, had positive RT–PCR tests from urine 1.6 to 6.7 years after the acute illness, suggesting a persistence of viral RNA105. There is also emerging evidence of viral...
Nevertheless, these mechanisms can be grouped into the direct effect of the viral infection and the indirect effect on mental health due to posttraumatic stress, social isolation, and economic factors, such as loss of employment.69,70 Direct viral effects can be explained by several hypotheses, ...