Pediatrics Virology

Paediatric infectious disease is not an isolated discipline. Rather, the syndromes associated with viral infection are modified by the unique characteristics of infancy and childhood. Fortunately for the pediatrician, and certainly for children, viral infections in childhood are rarely fatal, and are almost never serious. Future efforts of the pediatrician and virologist should be directed toward increased fetal salvage as with rubella and the prevention of severe, viral lower respiratory tract disease.

  • Respiratory Disease of Viral Etiology
  • Viral Respiratory Disease in Children
  • Viral Infections of the Fetus and Newborn

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