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Molecular diagnostic techniques frequently reveal the presence of several microorganisms in respiratory patients. However, the importance of co-infections has not been well established. The aim of this study was to compare the clinical patterns of co-infection in pediatric patients hospitalized with patients attending primary care healthcare (PC) units for acute respiratory infections (ARI) in the same epidemic period.A prospective, multicenter study was developed through a network of primary care centers (ReGALIP; www.regalip.org) and the Hospital Clu00ednico Universitario de Santiago (Galicia, Spain) during 2014-2015 in children

The impact of co-infections in primary care healthcare is poorly known. The aim of the present study was to analyse the clinical patterns and phenotypes of co-infections in paediatric patients attending primary care consultations for acute respiratory infections (ARI).A prospective, controlled, multicentre study was carried out through a network of primary care centres (ReGALIP; www.regalip.org) during 2016-2017 in children