In less than one-fifth of patients, however, it diffuses into the central nervous system, where it destroys nerve cells in the anterior horn of the spinal cord.
In most patients, this enterovirus causes minor cold and flu-like symptoms. In less than one-fifth of patients, however, it diffuses into the central nervous system, where it destroys nerve cells in the anterior horn of the spinal cord. Once so feared that mother's wouldn't let their children go swimming, for 10 points, name this virus controlled by vaccines developed by Salk and Sabin.
In most patients, this enterovirus causes minor cold and flu-like symptoms.
{polio}myelitis [accept {infantile paralysis}]