Jul 2026· European Journal of Pediatrics· Vol 185· 0 citations· 64 references
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Severe pertussis predominantly affects young infants, and apnea, respiratory distress, and leukocytosis were identified as major predictors of severe disease and incomplete vaccination is associated with increased disease severity.
The aim of this manuscript is to evaluate the clinical, laboratory, and radiological characteristics of hospitalized children with COVID-19 and to compare findings according to disease severity, to understand risk factors associated with severe disease, particularly in upper-middle-income healthcare settings.
A. Boğa, Elif Betül, Keskin Çetinkaya et al.· 0 citations
Pediatric COVID‐19 outcomes appear to be mostly influenced by coinfections, lower respiratory tract involvement, and younger age, with newborns being the most vulnerable group.
E. Turanlı, Sema Yıldırım Arslan, Fatih Dinc· Journal of Medical Virology· 0 citations
Objective: To analyze the clinical manifestations and hospitalization-related factors among children with pertussis, and to provide scientific support for pertussis prevention, control, clinical diagnosis, and treatment. Methods: From January through May 2024, children aged 0–6 years with a confirmed diagnosis of pertu...
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The findings are consistent with the fact that vaccine breakthrough infections, including those caused by pneumococcal serotypes 3 and 14, may still contribute to severe cCAP, whereas group A Streptococcus was identified in a minority of culture-positive cases.
Irem Ceren Erbaş, Silem Ozdem Alatas, Ayse Cakil Guzin et al.· Turkish archives of pediatri...· 0 citations
Safety data regarding remdesivir in pediatric populations remain limited, particularly for those with complex comorbidities. This study evaluated the hepatic and systemic safety of remdesivir in hospitalized children with COVID-19 by comparing treated patients to a control group receiving no antiviral therapy....
Patrycja Puciato, K. Sequeira, В. В. Вартанян et al.· Pediatria Polska· 0 citations
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