[PDF] Top 20 Clinical and microbiological implications of invasive pneumococcal disease in hospitalized patients (1998–2013)

... problems, and learning dis- orders. In the present investigation, the rate of sequelae was ...that, in the United States, pneu- mococcal disease in adults was associated with a ... See full document

... 2010 and December 2013 we conducted a case-series study on IPD in Salvador, Brazil, involving the Hospital Couto Maia (HCM), the Paediatric Centre Professor Hosannah de Oliveira (CPPHO) and ... See full document

... 5) in patients <50 years to 17.1% (n = 18) in those aged 50–64 years, ...51) in those aged 65 to 79 years, and 33.1% (n = 48) in those 80 ...majority of the ... See full document

... unrecognized and undocumented by medical professionals, possibly leading many hospitals to fail to claim the maximum ...coding of undernutrition using the International Classification of Diseases, ... See full document

... incidence of IPD as a proxy measure of the effectiveness of the HAART program in reducing opportunistic- infections at a population level in HIV-infected adults, our study indicates an ... See full document

... diabetes, and invasive gastrointesti- nal procedures applied in the previous 3 months (colonoscopy, gastroscopy, nasogastric tube, enemas), the number of visits and total time spent ... See full document

... rate in patients with IA in the present study. In a previous study on medical ICU patients, mortality was 92% [46]; however, most of those patients had hematologic ... See full document

... that in locations such as Kathmandu, the role of carriers in typhoid fever transmission may be negligible, it is reasonable to suggest that those shedding invasive Salmonella play a vital ... See full document

... rate of PID in children compared with that reported for Gashingnard et al [16] could be explained by the distribution of circulating serotypes in our geographical ...trends of serotypes ... See full document

... NP pneumococcal density and disease ...NP pneumococcal density may be a preceding cause of severe ...NP pneumococcal density is a subsequent effect of having severe ... See full document

... source of variability between laboratories, which may influence CSF-based AD classification, is the difference in cut-offs ...Ab1-42 and t-tau did not differ much, there was a large difference for ... See full document

... diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease is often delayed because of the lack of an ability to recognize its major clinical ...onset of clinical manifestations in ... See full document

... cytotoxicity in human Chagas’ disease. In the present study, we evaluated peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) cytotoxicity activity from chagasic patients with different clinical ... See full document

... parameters of symptoms, clinical course, and complications of all our hospitalized patients until their ...time of admission, positive stool testing for EHEC and/or ... See full document

... Most of the isolated H. influenzae strains were from children under 5 years of age ...means of PCR capsular typing, 1 strain was type f, and 113 isolates ...infants and children with ... See full document

... common and widespread opportunistic yeast pathogen, Candida species account for 8-10% of all noso- comial bloodstream infections (Lundston and Sobel, 2001; Colombo et ...2008). In this study, ... See full document

... inflammation of the external auditory canal (1). Otitis is common in calves and pigs but young and adult of all species are susceptible (2), especially in lambs ...while ... See full document

... epidemiology, clinical profile and strain charac- teristics of cryptococcosis from 2013 to 2017 in a major teaching hospital in ...Trends in antifungal drug susceptibility ... See full document

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... described in the literature 2 ...collected in the emergency department and inclusion of non-septic ...used and increases the number of etiologic diagnosis 14,15,16 . In ... See full document