Acute, typically self-limited, febrile illnesses characterized by inflammation of mucous membranes including the conjunctivae, respiratory, and GI tracts (1)[B]
Adenovirus infections...
Headache, malaise
Sore throat
Cough, coryza
Fever (moderate to high)
Vom...
Treatment is supportive and symptomatic.
Infections are usually benign and short in duration.
Acetaminophen 10 to 15 mg/kg PO for analgesia (Avoid aspirin.)
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Adenovirus symptoms. http://www.cdc.gov/adenovirus/about/symptoms.html. Accessed September 20, 2020.
B34.0 Adenovirus infection, unspecified
B30.1 Conjunctivitis due to adenovirus
J12.0 Adenoviral pneumonia
A08.2 Adenoviral enteritis
B30.2 Viral pharyngoconjunctivitis
25225006 Disease due...
Adenovirus can mimic streptococcus pharyngitis with tonsillar exudates and cervical adenitis.
Adenovirus is the most common cause of strep-negative tonsillitis in young children.
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FIG. 2.64. Colonic intussusception. Axial T2-weighted image demonstrates layers of sigmoid colonic intussusception with outer colon wall (<italic>arrow</bold>), pericolonic fat (<italic>arrowhead</bold>), and inner colon wall (<italic>thin arrow</bold>).
FIG. 2.64. Colonic intussusception. Axial T2-weighted image demonstrates layers of sigmoid colonic intussusception with outer colon wall (...
1.11.C: In severe adenoviral conjunctivitis, the patient may have lid ecchymoses in addition to subconjunctival hemorrhages.
1.12. D: Giant papillary conjunctivitis is characterized by papillae of the superior tarsus, which are thought to be caused by an allergic reaction to the coating on foreign bodies such as contact lenses or exposed sutures.
1.12. D: Giant papillary conjunctivitis is characterized by papillae of the superior tarsus, which are thought to be caused by an allergic...
1.14. Acute bacterial conjunctivitis with mild lid swelling, conjunctival injection, and discharge along the lid margin.
FIG. 2.6. A: Conjunctivitis. B: Chemosis. C: Facial swelling caused by an allergic reaction.
FIG. 8.11. Intussusception. A: Currant jelly stool characteristic of intussusception. B: Ileocolic intussusception. Barium enema shows the intussusception as the filing defect within the hepatic flexure surrounded by spiral mucosal folds. Significant distended small bowel represents distal small bowel obstruction.
FIG. 8.11. Intussusception. A: Currant jelly stool characteristic of intussusception. B: Ileocolic intussusception. Barium enema shows the...
FIG. 15.10. Allergic conjunctivitis with lid edema and conjunctival infection.
FIG. 15.11. Allergic conjunctivitis with chemosis. Note the swollen conjunctiva extending up to the border of the cornea.
<bold>Fig GI 36-15 Intussusception.</bold> Obstruction of the colon at the hepatic flexure. Note the characteristic coiled-spring appearance.
<bold>Fig GI 36-15 Intussusception.</bold> Obstruction of the colon at the hepatic flexure. Note the characteristic coiled-spr...
1.11. A: Viral conjunctivitis is associated with an acute follicular reaction. In follicles, vessels course on the surface from the periphery of the lesions toward the center rather than emerging in the center, as is the case in papillae.
1.11. A: Viral conjunctivitis is associated with an acute follicular reaction. In follicles, vessels course on the surface from the periph...
FIGURE 12-8. Intestinal obstruction. (A) Intussusception. (B) Volvulus, showing counterclockwise twist.
Intusseption. The distal ileal segment of bowel has invaginated into the cecum. A polyp serves as lead point.
<bold><italic>Figure 15-5</bold> Pathologic intussusception.</bold> The proximal (swallowed) segment is to the right; the distal (swallowing) segment is to the left. The discolored segment is hemorrhagic infarction.
<bold><italic>Figure 15-5</bold> Pathologic intussusception.</bold> The proximal (swallowed) segment is to the rig...
1.15. A: Hyperacute gonococcal conjunctivitis, with copious mucopurulent discharge and lid swelling.