Respiratory Viruses in Neonates: A Prospective, Community-Based Birth Cohort Study.
M, Sarna . 2016
A community-based birth cohort study collected weekly nasal swabs and recorded daily symptoms from 157 full-term infants. An average of 0.25 (95% CI: 0.18, 0.34) respiratory virus infections per neonatal period were detected. Human rhinoviruses of diverse subtypes dominated; almost 50% were asymptomatic and continued rhinovirus detections may signify new genotypes. Respiratory viruses are common and often unrecognized in healthy neonates.
Publication Work Type
ورقة علمية
Volume Number
10
Issue Number
35
Magazine \ Newspaper
The Pediatric infectious disease journal.
Pages
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