Primary Human Herpes Virus-6 causing recalcitrant pyrexia after pilocytic astrocytoma resection
CONCLUSION: Here, we present the first known case of HHV-6 infection detected by FAME following intracranial tumor resection. We propose a modified algorithm for persistent fever of unknown origin which may decrease symptomatic sequelae, minimize additional procedures, and shorten length of ICU stay.PMID:36966536 | DOI:10.1159/000530114
Source: Herpes - Category: Infectious Diseases Authors: Julie L Chan Peyton Nisson Moise Danielpour Jack Green Source Type: research
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