... identified by the National Influenza A pH1N1 2009 Clinical Investigation Group of ...diagnosis and treatment of pH1N1, and includes the Chinese Disease Control and ...
... one of the 8 genomic segments can give rise to a DI RNA, although DI RNAs arise most frequently from segments 1, 2 or ...position of the central deletion in any one segment can vary considerably, so giving ...
... glucocorticoid therapy for most H7N9-infected patients in our observational ...use of glucocorticoid therapy for IAV ...use of parenteral glucocorticoid therapy for fever ...
... first influenzapandemicof the 21st century was causedby a novel swine-origin H1N1 influenzavirus that emerged in early ...This virus is substantially less ...
... A virus (IAV) infections are endemic in pork producing countries around the ...emergence of the pandemic 2009 human H1N1 influenza A virus (pH1N1) raised questions about the occurrence ...
... severe pneumonia due to influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 has been controversial [1,2,3], systemic corticosteroid treatment in pneumoniapatients especially presenting with acute wheezing induced ...
... Hospitalized patients were a group of high morbidity and clinical severity, since they had more underlying chronic disease (73%), low vac- cine coverage of A influenza (28%), developed ...
... avian influenza H1N5 prompted many countries to establish a stockpile ofantiviral drugs, [1,2,3,4], such as oseltamivir and ...size of the antiviral stockpile and its ...
... effect of raising treatment level, we simulated the model when treatment is initially administered at 25% and 50% (below the optimal ...number of clinical infections compared with that ...
... example of the use of ECMO therapy as a bridge to ...introduction of extracorporeal life support for respiratory failure, ECMO was not recommended as a therapy for ARDS because ...
... duration of pH1N1 virus RNA detection, the correlation between rRT-PCR-positive results andvirus isolation, and clinical symptoms associated with pH1N1 virus detection in ...
... depression and psychological stress may induce an immune function imbalance and stimulate the production of proinflammatory cytokines, such as interleukin (IL)-1, IL-6 and tumor necrosis ...
... brainstem and diencephalic nu- clei” and we should be aware of this during the pre sent out- break H7N9 ...in patientsand further study on this topic are the challenges facing ...
... status, and their family details. Ethics approval for this study was sought and obtained from the Harvard School of Public Health Office of Human Research Administra- ...parents and ...
... 10. Buchbinder S., Vittinghoff E., Colfax G., Holmberg S. Declines in AIDS incidence associated with highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) are not reflected in KS and lymphoma incidence. ...
... The influenzavirus ...2009 PandemicInfluenza A (H1N1) Virus Hospitalizations Investigation ...Hospitalized patientswith 2009 H1N1 influenza in the United States, ...
... coinfection and treatment failure with pegylat- ed interferon plus ribavirin were not negatively related with SVR12 in our ...proportion of genotype 3 and 4, HCV RNA viral load > 800 ...
... Patientswith hepatitis C virus-related decompensated cirrhosis can benefit from interferon- based antiviraltherapy, but the common complication of cytopenia is a ...
... the antiviral effects of LAAs could be observed with avian strains and a swine strain isolate of the 2009 pandemicinfluenza, plaque inhibition assays were carried out ...
... first pandemic wave of the influenza A H1N1 2009 virus, morbidity was particularly high in ...suspected influenza-like illness created an opportunity to identify other respiratory ...