[PDF] Top 20 Viral Etiology of Acute Respiratory Tract Infections in Adults in Tertiary Care Hospital

... East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERSCoV) (107) For diagnosing viral respiratory tract infections, clinical virology laboratories historically have used traditional methods such ... See full document

... of respiratory viruses. Feng et al. [10] reported the viral etiology of hospitalized acute lower respiratory infection patients in 22 provinces of China, including Shandong province, ... See full document

... upper acute respiratory tract infections (URTI) like those with rhinitis, to severe cases of bronchiolitis and ...including adults and children, rather than looking specifically at one ... See full document

... of acute respiratory tract ...as acute rheu- matic fever and acute ...young adults, including pregnant women, in resource poor countries ... See full document

... Acute viral respiratory disease surveillance programs around the world monitor cases of febrile ILI, therefore patients presenting with respiratory symptoms but with- out fever are usually not ... See full document

... Presenting signs and symptoms The attending physician recorded signs and symptoms of young children aged < 3 years using structured med- ical records. Presenting signs and symptoms manifesting within 48 hours of ... See full document

... SEVERE LEPTOSPIROSIS- Patients with this presentation have a rapid progression in clinical course with increased case fatality rate which includes age above fourty years, altered mental status, acute renal ... See full document

... of infections with different etiology, risk factors, pathogenesis, clinical presentations and ...The etiology, epidemiology and symptomatology vary with age, gender, risk factors, season, place and ... See full document

... reflected respiratory tract colonization or recent respiratory viral ...supportive care with the prevention of secondary bacterial pneumonia by empiric broad-spectrum antibi- otics was ... See full document

... A respiratory tract infection (RTI) is defined as any infectious disease of the upper and lower respiratory ...tract. Acute respiratory tract infection accounts for 12-35% ... See full document

... with respiratory tract infections irrespective of the underlying ...with respiratory tract infections which is also on a ...(CDC), acute upper respiratory ... See full document

... Basheera V.* and Balan C. S. India. ABSTRACT The work was a prospective observational study carried out to identify the prescribing pattern and compliance of antibiotics in acute lower respiratory ... See full document

... by acute otitis media with effusion, tonsillitis, sinusitis and lower respiratory tract ...of viral origin involves symptomatic treatment like antihistamines, antipyretics or anti-inflammatory ... See full document

... Discussion To the best of our knowledge, the present study is the first to describe the pattern of antibiotic prescriptions in patients with diagnosed RTI in the South Italian context. This is of par- ticular importance ... See full document

... some infections of bacterial origin and had been prescribed with various ...of viral origin or some other non-bacterial ...in infections of nonbacterial origin can be a matter of concern and can lead ... See full document

... bacterial etiology for ARTI (Johnson, Hampson, & Hampson, ...the respiratory tract in healthy ...and viral infection (Johnson et ...between viral and bacterial sinusitis is ... See full document

... due to therapy and limited evidence of a reduction in the use of critical care resources and the length of hospital stay. Of interest is the evidence for a survival benefit after early ad- ministration. A ... See full document

... 2018) Acute respiratory tract infections (ARTI) are very common in all age ...Childhood respiratory tract infections are responsible for considerable morbidity and ...have ... See full document

... The most commomly observed symptoms of respiratory tract infections were cold 28.8% followed by fever 25.5%. Out of 150 cases the most common comorbidity is acute Gastro entrities 50%. ... See full document

... The most frequent causes of respiratory infections are adenoviruses, influenza viruses, parainfluenza viruses, respiratory syncytial viruses, and rhi- noviruses.. Frequency an[r] ... See full document