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Feuer R et al. – The data suggest that CVB3 may persist in the CNS as a low–level, noncytolytic infection, causing ongoing inflammatory lesions. Thus, the effects of a relatively common infection during the neonatal period may be long lasting, and the prognosis for newborn infants recovering from acute infection should be reexplored.

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