… Conclusion For outpatient care of infants with bronchiolitis, the results of this study suggest
that CP with IET leads to a short-term improvement of mucus airway obstruction parameters. …

… options for outpatient treatment. An active RSV-LRI and bronchiolitis in small infants is …
is little room to maneuver in outpatient setting – stressing again the relevance of prevention. …

… outpatient management of bronchiolitis. Nasal suction may be associated with an improvement
in SpO2 in infants with bronchiolitis … Our institution opened its first respiratory outpatient …

… is the leading cause of hospitalization for infants but its economic burden is not well …
evolution and to assess the 1‐month cost of a first episode of acute bronchiolitis presenting to the …

… bronchiolitis requiring hospital-level care is feasible, acceptable to families, and can be safely
managed in the home. In addition, we seek to assess … inpatient and outpatient settings to …

… We present guidelines for the management of infants under 12 months of age with severe
bronchiolitis with the aim of creating a series of pragmatic recommendations for a patient …

… infants demonstrate diminished lung function, the potential benefit of inhaled bronchodilators
in the context of acute viral illness and bronchiolitis may differ from that of full-term infants, …

… Additionally, to our knowledge, no study has analyzed outpatient healthcare utilization
following bronchiolitis hospitalization. The American Academy of Pediatrics has highlighted long-…

… testing in bronchiolitis in emergency departments are unknown. Our objective is to evaluate
variation in the use of antibiotics and nonindicated tests in infants with bronchiolitis in 38 …

… variation likely exists in how outpatient practitioners administer follow-up. Second, our
findings may not generalize to all patients hospitalized with bronchiolitis. We excluded patients …