Selected article for: "hmpv infection and supplemental oxygen"

Author: Chu, Helen Y.; Renaud, Christian; Ficken, Elle; Thomson, Blythe; Kuypers, Jane; Englund, Janet A.
Title: Respiratory Tract Infections Due to Human Metapneumovirus in Immunocompromised Children
  • Document date: 2014_10_21
  • ID: ujvbm6ae_12
    Snippet: Eight (15%) patients were solid organ transplant recipients. The median time from transplant to hMPV infection was 12 months (range, 5-57 months). None required ICU stay or supplemental oxygen. Three (50%) of the 6 who had chest imaging performed had abnormalities on chest radiograph. None received treatment with ribavirin or IVIG, and though there was 1 death, it was not attributed to hMPV infection. As compared to other immunocompromised patien.....
    Document: Eight (15%) patients were solid organ transplant recipients. The median time from transplant to hMPV infection was 12 months (range, 5-57 months). None required ICU stay or supplemental oxygen. Three (50%) of the 6 who had chest imaging performed had abnormalities on chest radiograph. None received treatment with ribavirin or IVIG, and though there was 1 death, it was not attributed to hMPV infection. As compared to other immunocompromised patients, solid organ transplant recipients were no more likely to have fever (P = .19), cough (P = .62), abnormal chest imaging (P = 1.00), or to be classified as LRTI disease on initial clinical presentation (P = .35).

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