Isolation of Vaccinia Virus and Type 1 Adenovirus from Urine
Authors:
- Ion GresserIGIon Gresser
- Sidney KibrickSKSidney Kibrick
- 12 October 1961
- journal article
- Published by Massachusetts Medical Society in New England Journal of Medicine
- Vol. 265 (15) , 743-744
Abstract
IT has recently become apparent that viruria is not uncommon in some viral illnesses.1 We report here the isolation of vaccinia virus from the urine of a twenty-three-year-old woman with eczema vaccinatum, thus confirming the only previous report of probable vaccinia viruria.2 Additional attempts to demonstrate vaccinia virus in the urine collected four to fourteen days after primary smallpox vaccination of 4 children were unsuccessful. A Type 1 adenovirus, however, was recovered from the urine of 1 child. To our knowledge this agent has not previously been recovered from urine.MethodsThe methods of processing urine specimens have previously been . . .Keywords
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