This review summarizes the current understanding of viral bronchiolitis in young children, including pathogenesis, risk factors, and subsequent wheezing.
May guide risk stratification in young children; leaves open optimal prevention of subsequent wheezing.
This review on bronchiolitis in young children considers the viruses involved, the current understanding of pathogenesis, host genetic factors and the environment, and the role of season, race, and sex on attack rates and subsequent episodes of wheezing.
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