… The clinical outcome of mixed RVI was similar to sole RVI episodes as well as for bacterial
infections compared with mixed viral-bacterial infections. Systematic and early detection of …

… Results: The likelihood of getting a score corresponding to … of both bacteria and virus than
in those with a bacterial pathogen … in patients with a mixed bacterial–viral etiology also differs …

… In a comparison of the demographic characteristics and clinical outcomes of patients with
influenza A or B infections, we found that the median age was lower (4.48 vs. 6.68, p < 0.001), …

… analysis comparing patients with bacterial and mixed viral-bacterial CAP, matched on the …
analysis exploring the 91 patients with either bacterial or mixed viral-bacterial infection …

… based on pathogen, including bacterial, viral, mixed viral and bacterial pathogens, and no
… presentation and prognosis of mixed viral bacterial co-infected patients. Clinical course was …

… For univariate analysis comparing mixed viral-bacterial infection with viral infection alone, …
was used to model the outcome (mixed viral-bacterial infection vs viral infection alone) as a …

… by viruses and bacteria. The detection of mixed respiratory pathogens is frequent in hospitalized
patients with acute respiratory infections, but its impact on the clinical outcome does not …

… , clinical characteristics, and outcome of mixed infections in a cohort of patients with a broad
clinical … pathogens and may explain the relatively low number of viral infections identified in …

… bacterial infections in pediatric patients with viral infections diagnosed by serology, virus
isolation or viral … The results show that concurrent bacterial infection is frequent in children who …

… of mixed viral–bacterial detection and it may refer to the fact that viral infections may induce
bacterial infection. … Our results do not support the use of CRP level and leukocyte count as a …