Disease Information for Echo virus (Clinical Manifestations)

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Echo viral infections, ECHO VIRUS INFECT, Echo virus infection, Echo Virus Infections, Echovirus disease, Echovirus disease (disorder), ECHOVIRUS INFECT, Echovirus infection, Echovirus Infections, Enterovirus echo infection, INFECT ECHO VIRUS, INFECT ECHOVIRUS, Infection Echo Virus, Infection Echovirus, Infections Echo Virus, Infections Echovirus

A group of enteroviruses isolated from man and originally thought not to be associated with disease, whence the name Enteric Cytopathic Human Orphan; however, several serotypes have been found to cause meningitis, diarrhea, and respiratory disease.

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