Table 1.

Parvovirus B19 clinical manifestation

Typical	Atypical
Short lived (24-48 hours) fever accompanied by asthenia, myalgias and pharyngodynia (8)	Neurological manifestations: - Central Nervous System (15) Encephalitis Meningitits Stroke Chorea Cerebellar ataxia - Peripheral Nervous System (16-19) Guillain-Barré syndrome cranial and peripheral neuropathies brachial plexus neuropathy carpal tunnel syndrome
Symmetrical acute polyarthritis of hands, feet, ankles and knees (80%) that can persist beyond two months in 10-20% of patients (9-13)
Cutaneous manifestations (14): - Child – megalo-erytema - Adult – maculopapular rash and/or fleeting purpuric at the extremities
	Cardiac manifestations (20-24): - pericarditis - fulminant myocarditis - coronary syndrome
Adenopathies in the cervical area (8)	Renal manifestations (25): - Proliferative glomerulonephritis - collapsing glomerulopathy - thrombotic microangiopathy