… have allowed for a more accurate description of the role of respiratory viruses in the etiology
… the effect of routine POCT on clinical outcomes in adults hospitalized with acute respiratory …

… presence of more than one type of virus in the respiratory specimen … other respiratory
viruses considered as exposures of interest in this study, did not give risk outcome in co-infections …

… Cases in which influenza A H1N1 was identified had more severe outcomes than those in …
An interesting systematic review and meta-analysis [88] revealed the outcomes of 19 studies …

… International study of the prevalence and outcomes of infection in intensive care units. …
testing has allowed for a more accurate assessment of the role respiratory viral pathogens play in …

… Conclusions SARS-CoV-2 is associated with more severe outcomes compared with other
respiratory viruses, and although associated with specific patient and clinical characteristics at …

… The aim of this study was to investigate the role of different respiratory viruses in the severity
of outcomes among patients admitted to an adult tertiary teaching hospital in Perth, Western …

… likely to require oxygen therapy, suggesting these children presented with more severe LRT
disease. We also documented RSV being more severe than other viruses in a previous pilot …

… of high-risk patients with acute respiratory conditions as the most relevant measure of
serious outcome. Although death is a frequent outcome in elderly populations, the low mortality …

… more severe disease. An immune response to an infection with the first virus could modify the
disease severity … to determine whether our results reflect the number of viruses detected or …

… respiratory viruses were most frequently known as the cause of upper … results indicated that
the effect of non-influenza respiratory viruses on illness severity, complications and outcomes …