Chapter 24 Viral exanthems
2. Which viruses cause exanthems?
Of the hundreds of viruses that infect humans, almost all may produce an exanthem. Some viruses produce an exanthem in most infected persons. These include measles, rubella, the human herpes viruses, and parvovirus B19. A few viruses produce an exanthema in less than 1% of those infected; these include mumps, respiratory syncytial, and equine encephalitis.
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4. Which viruses cause morbilliform (measles-like) eruptions?