EV71 IgM Rapid Test Uncut Sheet

Enterovirus EV71 infection is a kind of human enterovirus, referred to as EV71, often causing hand, foot and mouth disease in children, viral angina, severe children can appear myocarditis, pulmonary edema, encephalitis, etc., collectively referred to as enterovirus EV71 infection disease. The disease mostly occurs in children, especially infants and young children under the age of 3, and a few are more serious, which can cause death.

The virological classification of enteroviruses is enterovirus belonging to the family Picornaviridae. EV 71 is currently the latest virus to be detected in the enterovirus population, which is highly infectious and has a high pathogenic rate, especially neurological complications. Other viruses that also belong to the enterovirus group include polioviruses; There are 3 types), coxsackieviruses (Coxsackieviruses; Type A has 23 types, type B has 6 types), Echoviruses; There are 31 types) and enteroviruses (Enteroviruses 68~72).