Author: McIntosh, Kenneth; Ellis, Elliot F.; Hoffman, Leonard S.; Lybass, Tillinghast G.; Eller, Jerry J.; Fulginiti, Vincent A.
Title: The association of viral and bacterial respiratory infections with exacerbations of wheezing in young asthmatic children Cord-id: csggq1s2 Document date: 1973_4_30
ID: csggq1s2
Snippet: The relationship between exacerbations of wheezing and infection of the respiratory tract was studied prospectively in 32 young hospitalized asthmatic children. Of 139 episodes of wheezing, 58 (42 per cent) were associated with identifiable viral infections. There were 25 respiratory syncytial virus infections; wheezing occurred in 24 of these and pneumonia in 13. Parainfluenza type 2 infection appeared to be next most likely to be associated with wheezing, followed by coronavirus infection. Inf
Document: The relationship between exacerbations of wheezing and infection of the respiratory tract was studied prospectively in 32 young hospitalized asthmatic children. Of 139 episodes of wheezing, 58 (42 per cent) were associated with identifiable viral infections. There were 25 respiratory syncytial virus infections; wheezing occurred in 24 of these and pneumonia in 13. Parainfluenza type 2 infection appeared to be next most likely to be associated with wheezing, followed by coronavirus infection. Influenza A. (Hong Kong) was not associated with wheezing in any of the children. Infection with “pathogenic†bacteria was not statistically associated with wheezing.
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