Hatherley L I, Hayes K, Jack I
Med J Aust. 1980 Sep 6;2(5):273-5.
Serial studies of specimens of saliva from 384 asymptomatic members of staff of an obstetric hospital resulted in the isolation of herpes simplex virus (HSV) from 9.6%. This exposure rate of patients to HSV infection was contrasted with the very low incidence of HSV infection in neonates in Australia. Factors associated with the incidence of overt HSV infection and intermittent asymptomatic excretion of HSV were noted and assessed in relation to possible sites of virus location.
对一家产科医院384名无症状工作人员的唾液样本进行的系列研究中，9.6%的样本分离出单纯疱疹病毒（HSV）。将患者HSV感染的暴露率与澳大利亚新生儿中极低的HSV感染发病率进行了对比。记录并评估了与显性HSV感染发病率和HSV间歇性无症状排泄相关的因素，并与病毒可能的定位部位相关联。
