Case Reports in Neurological Medicine / 2015 / Article / Tab 1 / Case Report
Clinical Significance of Human Metapneumovirus in Refractory Status Epilepticus and Encephalitis: Case Report and Review of the Literature Table 1 Children with acute encephalitis associated with human metapneumovirus infection.
Reference Age/sex Previous health condition Seizure Respiratory infection symptoms CSF examination Positive viral PCR Schildgen et al. (2005) [9 ] 14 months/M Healthy Yes No Normal Brain and lung tissue Kaida et al. (2006) [12 ] 1 year/F NM NM NM NM Respiratory Hata et al. (2007) [14 ] 6 months/F Healthy Yes No Normal Respiratory
Arnold et al. (2009) [11 ] 3 years/F Healthy Yes Yes 13 WBC Respiratory 5 years/F Healthy Yes Yes Normal Respiratory 4 years/F Healthy No Yes 227 WBC Respiratory 3 years/F Healthy No No 7 WBC Respiratory 4 years/M Healthy Yes Yes NM Respiratory
Niizuma et al. (2014) [15 ] 3.5 years/F Healthy Yes No 2 WBC Respiratory Webster et al. (2014) [8 ] 15 months/F Healthy Yes Yes Normal Respiratory 18 months/F One febrile seizure Yes Yes Normal Respiratory Fernández et al. (2012) [10 ] 10 years/F Healthy Yes No 52 WBC Respiratory CSF Index case 4 months Healthy Yes Yes 100 WBC Respiratory
NM: no mention. He did not have respiratory tract symptoms during stay in ICU but the parents had observed mild rhinorrhea, cough, and fever 3 days before admission.