REVIEW PAPER
Elevated serum transaminases in the course of rotavirus infection
Publication date: 2018-03-19
Pediatr Pol 2018;93(1):94-97
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ABSTRACT
Rotavirus infections constitute the main cause of acute gastroenteritis in children. In the course of rotavirus gastroenteritis, despite typical complications (in the form of water-electrolyte disturbances and lactose intolerance), we should take into account various systemic manifestations due to observed viraemia.
The aim of this manuscript is a review of relevant studies concerning rotavirus gastroenteritis-associated hepatitis.
The aim of this manuscript is a review of relevant studies concerning rotavirus gastroenteritis-associated hepatitis.
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