Long-term neurological effects of enterovirus 71 infection with CNS involvement
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The long-term consequences for the CNS of enterovirus 71 (EV71) infections, which frequently present as hand, foot, and mouth disease and encephalitis, are not well understood. Chang et al. have now assessed the neurological development and cognitive function of children who survived EV71 infection with CNS involvement during the period 1998–2003 in Taiwan.
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