[PDF] Top 20 Mortality due to Respiratory Syncytial Virus. Burden and Risk Factors

... frequent and severe bacterial infections played a pivotal role in RSV-related ...in respiratory epithelial cells facilitating adherence and invasion of bacteria (21), excess invasive disease may ... See full document

... tied to the premise that humans are genetically adapted to a diet devoid of grains and refined sug- ars, which were incorporated in to modern nutrition only about 10,000 and a few ... See full document

... children and according to the International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC) phase three, its prevalence is increasing globally ...(1). Risk factors for asthma are ... See full document

... prophylaxis and currently no vaccines are available to prevent hRSV infection (Table ...approaches to control hRSV infection comprise passive immunization with neutraliz- ing antibodies against F ... See full document

... Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus (hRSV) is a major cause of acute lower respiratory tract infections (ARTIs) and high rates of hospitalizations in children and in the elderly ... See full document

... admission to the RICU de- pended on the judgment of the attending physician. Due to this selection bias, it is possible that patients with a more severe disease, and with an increased mor- ... See full document

... admission to hospital of infants and young ...the respiratory syncytial virus have been particularly well stu- died, 3–6 and, in groups at risk, are known to be ... See full document

... background to the susceptibility of developing severe symptoms after RSV infection ...related to RSV infec- tion in humans, such as lung infiltration and lung resistance, can be also observed in most ... See full document

... intermediate mortality group where the main risk factors for disease are hyper- tension, an elevated body mass index (BMI), alcohol abuse and smoking ...is due to excess calories ... See full document

... was to analyze the burden of disease due to suicide in Mexico using years of life lost (YLL) between 2000 and 2012 by sex, age group (for those under 85 years of age) and ...on ... See full document

... hospitalized due to RSV infection in ...was to identify and characterize risk groups or children with underlying diseases who are hospitalized for RSV infection in our ...especially ... See full document

... mg/dL) and medi- an calculated MELD and MELD-Na was 19 (15-23) and 22 (18-26), ...disease and hepatitis C virus was the most frequent etiology (76%) (Table ...the risk ... See full document

... morbidity and mortality in ...duals to skin infection. Aims. To determine the prevalence, risk factors, spectrum of infective organism and outcome of bacterial skin ... See full document

... interleukin-1β and interleukin-18. This appears to be relevant in conditions characterized by extensive cell necrosis, such as myocardial in- farction, suggesting that elevated levels of sUA may also be a ... See full document

... Bovine respiratory disease is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in weaned ...is to improve cow body condition, calf performance, conception rates and forage availability for ... See full document

... lower risk for all-cause, total cancer, and circulatory disease mortality with ever versus never use of OCs among non-smokers; this finding is consistent with two studies [11, 12], but not others ... See full document

... admitted to the medical intensive care unit (ICU) is of great importance, since they provide an objective evaluation for a group of patients with high mortality rates and high resource ...Objective. ... See full document

... evaluated and divided as follows: under 18 years old, from 19 to 30 years old, and over 30 years ...married and the consensual union, according to their marital sta- ...school, ... See full document

... cases and controls to assess the degree of association between the risk factors and the evolution of low respiratory infections in the infant population of Moa municipality, ... See full document

... los virus al tracto respiratorio inferior se vería ...Este virus es propenso a perder infectividad bajo condiciones ambientales hostiles tales como las altas temperaturas, la alta radiación solar UVB y la ... See full document