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Lau SKP et al. - In this one-year study, 35 of 2912 nasopharyngeal aspirates were positive for HPIV4 by RT-PCR. Patients with HPIV4 infection were mainly young children and immunocompromised adults. In contrast to the reported predominance of HPIV4A infection, molecular subtyping revealed that 15 cases were caused by HPIV4B.

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