In this paper is described the clinical and epidemiological aspects of rotavirus infection at children Rotavirus vaccines are entering a new stage of deployment toward the goal of reducing morbidity and mortality ...

The danger of aviar flu virus H5N1 type A consists of its posibilities of association with human flu virus. In this case the transmission of avian flu virus from man to man becomes real, which favours a major pandemic with ...

188 patients with mumps had been examined within this study, including 84 young children (15-18 years old) and 104 adults 19-31 years old. The males have been affected more frequently by mumps, in 72,3%, while the females ...

Mumps is a general viral infection, caused by the urlian virus, which mainly affects children and teenagers, being characterized by the swelling of the spittle glands. Orhitis is the most frequent extrasalirary manifestation ...

Herpes Zoster is an eruptive virosis with sporadic appearance determined by the reactivation of latent infection of VZV. The disease can relapse to those with immune deficits, being an unfavorable evolution indicator and ...

In the article is presented the results of treatment with Pegasis and Copegus of a group of patients with chronic hepatitis C. The duration of treatment was established in each case individually. In these patients the ...

The bibliographical data about the spreading and the importance of viral hepatitis of mixed etiology are presented. We studied and realized the incidence of viral hepatitis of mixed etiology among patients with acute ...

The article deals with some clinical, epidemiological and laboratory aspects of botulism in 200 adults, hospitalized in different infectious diseases departments from Republic of Moldova. The disease was revealed with the ...