British Journal of Medical and Health Research

BJMHR

2394-2967

BJMHR0206005

Prevalence of Rotavirus in under 5 year old children hospitalized for ?acute gastroenteritis, Swaziland, 2013 - 2014??

Weldegebriel

Goitom

Ali

Shatha H.

Al-Basaisi

Hamadallah

Hashim

Furqan

Hussein

Ahmed H.

Abbas

Hayder K.

Maphalala

Gugu Maphalala

Dube

Nomsa

Khumalo

Lonkululeko

Shabangu

Philile

Dlamini

Nonhlanhlanhla

Dlamini

Angel

Phungwayo

Nomcebo

Ruhinda

Eunice

Lukhele

Njabulo

Desta

Getahun Tsegaye

Masona

Gilbert

Shabangu

Nikiwe

WHO IST ESA 82 - 86 Cr Glenara Enterprose Road Harare, Harare, Zimbabwe Clinical Lab. Sciences Dept., College of pharmacy, Baghdad University, Iraq Orthopedic Dept., Faculty of Medicine, Kufa University, Iraq Scientific and Humanity university college, Najaf, Iraq Pharmaceutics Dept., Faculty of pharmacy, Kufa University, Iraq Coordinator, National Reference Laboratory, MoH EPI Manager, MoH Swaziland WHO EPI focal point, Swaziland WHO EPI Officer, Swaziland EPI Surveillance office, MoH Swaziland EPI officer, MoH Swaziland Rota Lab focal person, National Reference Lab, Swazilan Rotavirus clinical coordinator, Mbabane Government Hospital PBM clinical coordinator, Mbabane Government Hospita PBM clinical coordinator, Raleigh Fitkin Memorial Hospital,Swaziland Rotavirus focal person, Raleigh Fitkin Memorial Hospital Nurse at Mbabane Government Hospital, Pediatrics Unit

06 01 2015

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Rotavirus is the most common cause of severe diarrhoea among children

Diarrhoea Rotavirus prevalence genotypes