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Diagnosis and prospective treatment of enteroviral infections in children.

H muman enteroviruses include three polioviruses, 23 group A and six group B coxsackieviruses, 32 echoviruses, and four enterovirus (types 68 to 71). They are among the most common and significant causes of infectious illness in infants and children, associated with a broad spectrum of clinical syndromes, including nonspecific febrile illnesses, aseptic meningitis, conjunctivitis, epidemic pleurodynia, myopericarditis, poliomyelitis, and various exanthems and enanthems such as herpangina and hand-foot-mouth disease.' In neonates, enteroviral infection may produce a sepsis-like picture