Overview
The provided abstract discusses enteric viruses, including enterovirus, in the context of wastewater and sewage sludge, but does not specifically define or describe enteritis caused by Human echovirus 1. Enteric viruses are highly excreted from infected individuals and can survive in the environment, posing potential human health issues if sludge treatment is insufficient 1.Diagnosis
No information on diagnostic criteria, recommended tests, or grading for enteritis caused by Human echovirus is provided 1.Management
No information on first-line or adjunctive treatments for enteritis caused by Human echovirus is provided 1.Special Populations
No information regarding enteritis caused by Human echovirus in special populations (e.g., pregnancy, pediatrics, elderly, comorbidities) is provided 1.Key Recommendations
References
1 Gholipour S, Ghalhari MR, Nikaeen M, Rabbani D, Pakzad P, Miranzadeh MB. Occurrence of viruses in sewage sludge: A systematic review. The Science of the total environment 2022. link