Clinical Forms of Chronic Epstein — Barr Virus Infection: Questions of Modern Diagnosis and Treatment
Journal Title: Актуальна інфектологія - Year 2015, Vol 1, Issue 6
Abstract
The article discussed in detail the questions of clinical picture, diagnosis and treatment of Epstein — Barr virus infection. The basic methods of modern laboratory diagnosis of this disease are given, and the list of examinations which must be indicated to a patient with suspected Epstein — Barr virus infection is provided.
Authors and Affiliations
O. K. Duda, R. O. Kolesnyk, M. V. Okruzhnov, V. O. Boiko
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