COVID 19 of the child - Bouchetara, Assia;Addou, Zakaria
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Since the discovery in December 2019, of several cases of infection with the new coronavirus (SAR CoV2) in Wuhan, China, the WHO has issued a state of alert around the world given the rapid and severe spread of a pandemic called COVID-19. This virus, an enveloped single-stranded RNA virus, was rapidly responsible for a pandemic of COVID-19 disease. The first reported manifestations of the disease were mainly respiratory.Pediatric forms were described somewhat later and remained mostly familial. Children and adolescents under 18 years of age were found to be more rarely affected than adults.…mehr

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Since the discovery in December 2019, of several cases of infection with the new coronavirus (SAR CoV2) in Wuhan, China, the WHO has issued a state of alert around the world given the rapid and severe spread of a pandemic called COVID-19. This virus, an enveloped single-stranded RNA virus, was rapidly responsible for a pandemic of COVID-19 disease. The first reported manifestations of the disease were mainly respiratory.Pediatric forms were described somewhat later and remained mostly familial. Children and adolescents under 18 years of age were found to be more rarely affected than adults. Children rarely develop a severe form of Covid-19 or are in most cases asymptomatic. On the other hand, the severe form of COVID 19 remains more frequently observed in early childhood such as multi-systemic inflammatory syndrome which is severe but still rare in the pediatric population.The clinical manifestations of COVID 19 in children are not specific: cough, fever, anosmia and agueusia areless frequent. Most children have a good prognosis. Risk factors include chronic pulmonary, cardiac or neurological disease.
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Je suis maître de conférence en pédiatrie en Algérie à la faculté d'Oran avec un doctorat en sciences médicales spéciales obtenu en février 2018 , un diplôme d'études spécialisées en pédiatrie obtenu en juin 2001 et un doctorat en médecine générale obtenu en 1996.