ENTEROVIRUS INFECTION: A CLINICAL CASE

Enterovirus infections (EVI) are a diverse group of acute infectious diseases caused by viruses belonging to the genus Enterovirus. They can affect various organs and systems. The spectrum of clinical manifestations of these infections is extremely wide: from mild forms, such as respiratory diseases or viral conjunctivitis, to severe, life-threatening pathologies, such as serous meningitis, encephalitis, acute myocarditis and polio-like syndrome. These viruses can cause different forms of the disease, depending on the viral agent, the patient's immune status and concomitant factors, which makes diagnosis and treatment difficult and requires an individual approach.