1. Respiratory viral infections in hospitalized children: implications for infection control
- Author
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Lichenstein, Richard, King, Jr., James C., Lovchik, Judith, and Keane, Virginia
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Physical diagnosis -- Analysis -- Statistics -- Health aspects -- Reports ,Medical research -- Analysis -- Health aspects -- Statistics -- Reports ,Medicine, Experimental -- Analysis -- Health aspects -- Statistics -- Reports ,Respiratory tract diseases -- Diagnosis -- Statistics -- Care and treatment -- Prevention -- Health aspects -- Complications and side effects ,Periodic health examinations -- Analysis -- Statistics -- Health aspects -- Reports ,Hospital patients -- Care and treatment -- Medical examination -- Health aspects ,Virus diseases -- Diagnosis -- Statistics -- Health aspects -- Prevention -- Care and treatment -- Complications and side effects ,Health ,University of Maryland, College Park -- Reports -- Statistics - Abstract
ABSTRACT Background. Identification of children with respiratory viral infections may augment infection-control practices on inpatient units. There are clinical syndromes leading to morbidity among hospitalized children, however, in which a [...]
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- 2002