Specific diagnosis of the disease is
made by identification of the virus in
the patient's stool.
A sample of diarrhea is needed and a
series of tests are run using electron
microscopy, and electrophoresis in a
laboratory to identify the presence of
a rotavirus and which of the three
groups of rotaviruses is causing the
symptoms.
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