PERSISTENT INFECTIONS IN PEDIATRICS
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children, herpes simplex virus, human immunodeficiency virus, cytomegalovirusAbstract
The clinical and social significance of persistent infections remains relevant. The main aspects of this pediatric problem are: epidemiology and pathogenesis of persistent infections, clinical manifestations, possibilities of treatment and prevention, predictions of active reproduction of infectious agents
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