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Introduction: The most common viral factors in acute ejaculations in children are rotavirus and enteric adenovirus. In islands caused by both factors, the clinical picture of children can worsen very quickly. As a result of vomiting, dehydration and metabolic acidosis, the indication of treatment is present in patients. In our study, we aimed at evaluating the cases of enteric adenovirus and rotavirus diarrhea that are treated by bed, epidemiologically, and demonstrating the demographic data and what treatments are applied. Tools and Methods: Istanbul New Century University Medical Faculty Gaziosmanpaşa Hospital from 1 January 2016 to 31 December 2017 with a diarrhea complaint in the 0-14 year range, 1281 children were examined as patient retrospective. Among these patients acute gastroenteritis was diagnosed, rotavirus and enteric adenovirus antigen tests were evaluated, non-parasitic in the gaita microscope and non-salmonella-Shigella spp in the gaita culture were identified as 443 patients working groups with a 24-hour stay in the hospital. As a statistical method, the T test and Ki square tests were used.  In the study, the value of p<0,05 was considered meaningful. The findings: 443 (34.6%) of the 1281 patients who applied for the shed was followed by bed. 38 (2.9%) patients with enteric adenovirus and 95 (7.4%) patients with rotavirus antigen test were positive. In patients, the narrow complaints are often, respectively, discomfort, discomfort and fever, and the stomach pain is not a complaint. The use of probiotics alone in patients treated by sleep was 61% in patients with rotavirus diarrhea, 63.2% in patients with enteric adenovirus infection. Antibacterially effective antibiotics are 58% of the rotavirus and enteric adenovirus antigen in patients with negative diarrhoea, a high-performance drug. Antiprotozoal effective antibiotics, rotavirus antigen and enteric adenovirus antigen were preferred drugs in the positive group and in the negative group of patients for both factors. Discussions: Viral factors should be taken into account in childhood islands. In the treatment of ishalin, it should be planned to replace the lost fluid first. Laboratory tests for antibacterial or antiprotozoal antibiotics should be guiding. It is estimated that infants who are treated by bed in the hospital and are considered viral etiology will be diagnosed early using rapid diagnosis tests of rotavirus and enteric adenovirus antigen, so symptomatic treatments can prevent unnecessary antibiotic use.

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