Last updated: 08/05/2024
| Human coxsackievirus B (CV-B) | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enterovirus species* |
Serotype | Strain | Origin | Year | Illness | Source | Reference |
| HEV-B | CVB1 | Conn-5 | Connecticut | 1948 | Aseptic meningitis | stools | Melnick |
| HEV-B | CVB2 | Ohio-1 | Ohio | 1947 | Summer gripe | stools | Melnick |
| HEV-B | CVB3 | Nancy | Connecticut | 1949 | Minor febrile illness | stools | Melnick |
| HEV-B | CVB4 | JVB (Benshoeten) | New York | 1951 | Chest and abdominal pain | stools | Sickles |
| HEV-B | CVB5 | Faulkner | Kentucky | 1952 | Mild paralytic disease with residual atrophy | stools | Steigman |
| SVDV/UKG/27/72** | England | 1972 | Swine vesicular disease | vesicular fluid | Dawe et al., 1973 | ||
|
HEV-B |
CVB6 | Schmitt | Philippines | 1953 | none | stools | Hammon |
| * HEV-B, Human enterovirus B All from humans except ** (swine vesicular disease virus) which is a porcine variant. |
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Melnick
Sickles
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Dawe et al., 1973 (Nature ...)