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. 2022 Jan 3;11(1):60. doi: 10.3390/pathogens11010060

Table 2.

Epidemiology of EVs infection in newborn and infants.

Author-Year Verboon-Maciolek-2008 Rodà-2015 Cabrerizo-2015 Lv-2016 Cabrerizo-2017 Kadambari-2019
Reference [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
Country Netherlands Spain Spain China Spain UK-Ireland
Single center/multicenter Single centre Single centre Multicentre Single centre Multicentre Multicentre
Period in study Jan 1994–Dec 2016 Mar 2010–Dec 2010 Jan 2013–Dec 2013 Mar 2011–Sep 2012 Jan 2010–Dec 2013 Jul 2014–Jul 2015
Age at diagnosis (d) 0–30 0–90 0–30 0–30 0–30 0–90
Inclusion criteria EVs confirmed cases Fever > 38 °C Fever > 38 °C, ME, CS Fever > 38 °C Fever > 38 °C, ME CS, HFMD, AE ME
positive/tested (%) 21/21 (100) 195/699 (28) 32/84 (38) 131/334 (39) 249/1430 (17) 668/668 (100)
M/F 14/7 114/81 17/15 85/46
Predominant serotypes (%) CV-B5 (33) E-5 (21.1) E-18 (24) CV-B1 (47) E-5 E-9 (20)
E-11 (9.5) E-11 (11.8) E-3 (14) E-30 (35) E-11 E-18 (12)
E-6 (9.5) E-21 (7.2) E-5 (14) CV-B3 (10) CV-B4 CV-B5 (8)
CV-A9 (9.5) E-25 (7.2) CV-B3 (10) E-16 (4) CV-B4 (7)
Other (28.6) CV-B4 (6.4) Other (38) E-25 (6)
Seasonal Period (%) Jun–Oct (62) Mar–Aug (73) Apr–Jul (66) Mar–Aug (100) Apr–Jun (50) Summer (ns)

ME, meningoencephalitis; CS, clinical sepsis; HFMD, hand foot and mouth disease; AE, atypical exanthem; CV, coxsackievirus; E, Echovirus; ns, not specified; M/F, male/female.