[PDF] Top 20 Surgical Causes in Lower Respiratory Tract Infection in Children

... Results: Most of patients were male and younger than one year old. Fever and cough were among the most common presentations. Foreign body aspiration, hydatid cyst, empyema and lung abscess were the most common ... See full document

... the infection groups by H1N1pdm09, H3N2 and influenza B viruses was ob- ...that children in Nicaragua had a higher clinical attack rate of H1N1pdm09 compared to the group of seasonal influenza A/B ... See full document

... Co-infection testing - Clinical specimens that were positive for HRV RNA and were collected from patients who presented with a clinical diagnosis of LRTI were se- lected for additional screening for eight ... See full document

... Acute respiratory infections (ARI) are important causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide, affecting mainly children under five years ...ARI in children 0-12 years of age treated ... See full document

... major causes of lower respiratory tract infections (LRTIs) ...pneumoniae in acute LRTIs in children, who were referred to main pediatric hospitals in Shiraz, Iran, ... See full document

... main causes of persistent cough in patients infected with Bordetella ...days in 56%, M. pneumoniae in co-infection with other agents in 26%, Chlamydophila pneumoniae in ... See full document

... all children admitted to the paediatric wards (described in detail elsewhere ...3. Respiratory distress was defined as the presence of deep ...for children with two or more seizures in ... See full document

... associated lower respiratory infection), 5% as acute laryngotracheobronchitis (croup) and 1% as empyaema ...observed in only 22% of cases, of these 3% were having pneumonia, 9% severe ... See full document

... commonest causes of morbidity and mortality in children in developing ...evaluate children with severe LRTI (pneumonia) correlate it with radiological findings and bacteriological ... See full document

... with respiratory tract infections in our patients was revealed that the infection with this agent was a risk factor for respiratorty tract, however, It should be take in ... See full document

... prevalence in children with lower acute respiratory ...HBoV in 433 nasopharyngeal aspirates collected in 2007-2009 from children 0 to 5 years old hospitalized with ... See full document

... agent in lower RTI s. It causes bronchiolitis and ...seen in infants less than 1 year old and are reported to cause severe clinical manifestations [7] .... In contrast, Sancakli et ... See full document

... values lower than 90% was a risk factor for RSV ...of respiratory discomfort, cyanosis and a compromised general condition are sufficient for establishing tissue hypoxia [26], others believe that this ... See full document

... acute lower respiratory infection and is responsible for annual outbreaks worldwide ...RSV infection usually results in upper respiratory tract illness characterized by ... See full document

... everywhere in the world. The utmost importance of ARI in children is in sharp contrast to the little knowledge we have about the etiology, epidemi- ology, and clinical consequences such as ... See full document

... of children with IBP was highest on the first observation, and then decreased daily until a slight increase was noted on days eight and ...alterations in depth of breath- ing, dyspnea, use of accessory ... See full document

... (41.4%), respiratory syncytial vírus ...difference in relation to severity outcomes (number of organic dysfunctions, use of mechan- ical ventilation or amines, hospital/PICU length of stay or ... See full document

... KS, in the present paper, was formed based on simple chest X-rays and on the clinical history and approach, complemented by the following tests: X-ray of the facial sinuses; bilateral bronchograms; high-resolution ... See full document

... PCD causes deficiency or even stasis of the transport of secretions throughout the respiratory tract, it favors the growth of viruses and ...cases in which situs inversus does not ... See full document

... nary tract anatomy such as expanded posterior ure- thra, irregularity of the vesical wall that corresponds to trabeculations and thickening of the detrusor, be- sides the possibility of ... See full document