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2019, Número 3

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Rev Latin Infect Pediatr 2019; 32 (3)


Infecciones por herpes virus humano tipo 7 en pediatría

González SN, Aguilar GNE, Rivera MER, Hernández CCA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 23
Paginas: 109-112
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RESUMEN

El herpes virus humano tipo 7 (VHH-7) es un virus ubicuo que pertenece a la subfamilia de los virus de herpes β (junto con el citomegalovirus y el herpes virus humano 6). La infección primaria por VHH-7 generalmente ocurre durante la niñez y puede causar varias manifestaciones clínicas: sobre todo, un exantema súbito (roseola infantum), seguido de un estado latente de por vida con posible reactivación en caso de inmunodeficiencia. Por lo mencionado, decidimos hacer una revisión de la literatura de los datos clínicos asociados a la infección por VHH-7 en pediatría.


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