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High Prevalence of Rotavirus G4P[6] Genotypes among Neonates in Two Korean Hospitals

Kim JS, Kim SM, Kim HS

BACKGROUND: The introduction of rotavirus vaccines has decreased the prevalence of rotavirus infections and might have changed the distribution of rotavirus genotypes. However, neonates are not eligible for vaccination and,...
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The effect of rooming-in care on the emotional stability of newborn infants

Ahn SY, Ko SY, Kim KA, Lee YK, Shin SM

PURPOSE: We aimed to examine the effect of rooming-in care on newborn infants emotional stability by comparing them with those cared for in a nursery. METHODS: Forty-eight full-term newborn infants born...
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Nosocomial respiratory syncytial virus infection in a newborn nursery

Kang JO, Kim CR

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has been recognized as a major nosocomial hazard on pediatric wards, but symptomatic RSV infection is uncommon during the first four weeks of life. We...
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Factors Influencing on Perinatal Outcomes of Asian Marriage Immigrant Women: Ten-year Experience in a Single Center

Lee HY, Park GC, Kim MK, Lee OK

PURPOSE: We aimed to analyze the maternal and perinatal factors associated with perinatal outcomes by examining families comprised of Korean fathers, Asian immigrant mothers, and their newborns. METHODS: Medical records of...
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An Outbreak of Astrovirus Infection of Newborns with Hemorrhagic Diarrhea in a Neonatal Unit

Yi J, Lee JK, Chung EH, Cho DH, Kim EC

  • KMID: 2089700
  • Korean J Clin Microbiol.
  • 2004 Mar;7(1):55-58.
BACKGROUND: We investigated the causative agents of hemorrhagic diarrhea which occurred in newborn babies in a hospital nursery in July, 2002. Rotavirus was not confirmed as the cause because only...
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