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Aspects of lower respiratory tract disease in the horse
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1979Abstract Lower respiratory tract disease is probably more common than is generally thought and may be manifest without spectacular respiratory symptoms. This paper is concerned with obstructive pulmonary disease in the horse. The cause of the condition may not always be identifiable, but the effects of obstructive respiratory disease may be a permanent
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Chronic Lower Respiratory Tract Diseases
2017Chronic respiratory diseases are common and increasing in relative terms as causes of disability and death. They refer to noninfectious conditions of the lung and respiratory tract, excluding cancers and trauma. In the International Classification of Diseases, they are covered mostly in chapter X (table 15.1) (WHO 2010).
Perez-Padilla, Rogelio Peter Burney +4 more
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Microbiologic Studies on Young Infants With Lower Respiratory Tract Disease
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1973Viral infections account for most lower respiratory tract infections in young infants (less than 60 days of age). Respiratory syncytial and parainfluenza 3 virus infections accounted for approximately three fourths of the identified virus infections. Other agents were isolated infrequently.
L M, Zollar, H E, Krause, M A, Mufson
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Rhinovirus load and disease severity in children with lower respiratory tract infections
Journal of Medical Virology, 2012AbstractIt has not been clarified if there is a correlation between rhinovirus (RV) load and disease severity in the lower respiratory tract infections of hospitalized children. This study was undertaken to elucidate the contribution of the viral load to the development of disease severity in 412 children ≤3 years of age who were hospitalized with ...
Kei Takano +2 more
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The association of rhinoviruses with lower respiratory tract disease in hospitalized patients
Journal of Medical Virology, 1986AbstractAn analysis of 32 hospitalized infants and children from whom rhinoviruses were isolated in our diagnostic laboratories in 1982–83 suggests that these agents are associated with lower respiratory tract disease with focal findings in susceptible patients.
L, Krilov +7 more
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Uncertainty in the Management of Viral Lower Respiratory Tract Disease
Pediatrics, 2001Approximately 3% of children in the United States will be hospitalized in the first year of life because of a viral infection of the lower respiratory tract.1,,2Viruses that account for the vast majority of hospitalizations resulting from pneumonia and bronchiolitis include respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), parainfluenza viruses (particularly type 3),
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Investigation of lower respiratory tract disease in the dog
In Practice, 1999CANINE lower respiratory tract disease can present a considerable diagnostic challenge to the veterinary practitioner and the choice of diagnostic procedures may seem daunting. The initial approach to a dog with suspected lower respiratory tract disease involves taking a complete history, performing a clinical examination and obtaining thoracic ...
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Pseudo Pectus Excavatum in the Newborn Due to Lower Respiratory Tract Disease
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1959Pectus excavatum or funnel chest is one of the most obvious deformities of the chest. It is usually congenital in origin, but it may be associated with respiratory tract obstruction or rickets.1 Lester2has observed an acquired funneling of the lower sternum which occurs in the newborn infant after the onset of lower respiratory tract disease.
R L, CLEMMENS, A G, REYES
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Risk factors for lower respiratory tract disease in a cohort of feedlot cattle
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1989Summary Using data collected from company lot records, potential risk factors related to feedlot management, the cattle, and climate were determined. The risk factors were analyzed by use of weighted multiple regression techniques to determine their effects on the incidence of lower respiratory tract disease in a cohort of 95 lots containing 17,696 ...
B H, Alexander +2 more
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The Journal of Pediatrics, 2003
To critically review the literature examining risk factors for development of severe respiratory syncytial virus lower respiratory tract infection (RSV LRI).A literature review was performed with the use of a MedLine search strategy. Clinical evidence of putative risk factors was rated by means of the US Preventive Services Task Force recommendations ...
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To critically review the literature examining risk factors for development of severe respiratory syncytial virus lower respiratory tract infection (RSV LRI).A literature review was performed with the use of a MedLine search strategy. Clinical evidence of putative risk factors was rated by means of the US Preventive Services Task Force recommendations ...
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