… patients with community respiratory virus infections were young to middle-aged adults, an
age group in which these viruses … These infections were acquired by autologous (n = 32) as …

… Options are available for control of some of the respiratory viral infections, and efforts to …
respiratory viral infection can play as a cause of serious disease in immunocompromised patients…

… are also a common cause of respiratory disease in transplant recipients. With the … respiratory
viruses including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), influenza and parainfluenza viruses (PIVs…

… To curtail the impact of respiratory viruses on our immunocompromised patients, we should
focus on prevention of exposure and progression to worse outcomes. Multiple interventional …

… infection control … respiratory viral infections in immunocompromised patients. Universal and
timely influenza vaccination of hospital personnel who care for immunocompromised patients …

… managing lung disease in critically ill immunocompromised patients … immunocompromised
patients, the viruses most commonly responsible for systemic viral infections are DNA viruses…

… respiratory viral infections are listed in Table 1. Deficiencies in antibody production lead to
frequent upper and lower respiratory tract infections (… pre-existing lung damage. The finding of …

… -specific antibodies in the breast milk of women following respiratory syncytial virus infection
which is normally restricted to the respiratory tract.The significance of this "common mucosal …

… Respiratory syncytial virus infection in patients undergoing BMT and other
immunosuppressed patients has been associated with a high mortality rate in the early post-transplantation …

… the significance of these infections in immunocompromised patients. This chapter will review
… common respiratory viral illnesses in immunocompromised patients including patients with …