Respiratory syncytial virus infection in non-severely immunocompromised adults: Clinical features and outcomes from a tertiary university hospital in Argentina

Emilse Daniela Diaz Lobo; Emilio Felipe Huaier Arriuazu; Mariana Vaena; Diana Hongn; Jessica del Valle Molina; Diego Hernan Giunta; G. Blugerman; Marisa del Lujan Sanchez

doi:10.1016/j.eimce.2026.503076

February 1, 2026Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica (English ed )

Respiratory syncytial virus infection in non-severely immunocompromised adults: Clinical features and outcomes from a tertiary university hospital in Argentina

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Clinical features of respiratory syncytial virus infection include diverse respiratory symptoms, with cough and wheezing being prevalent.
Outcomes indicate that immune status significantly influences the severity of the infection among adults.
Assessment covered cases at a tertiary university hospital, highlighting the relevance in a specific healthcare setting.
Findings support the need for targeted management and monitoring approaches for immunocompromised patients affected by this virus.

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Observational analysis reveals clinical features of respiratory syncytial virus infection in non-severely immunocompromised adults, suggesting the need for better management strategies.

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