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January 1, 2022Journal of Pediatric PulmonologyOpen Access

Human adenovirus respiratory infections in the pediatric population – Why it's so special?

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Why the study?

Recent increases in severe childhood respiratory infections requiring intensive care and causing fatalities highlighted the need to better understand human adenoviruses and the spectrum of respiratory diseases they cause.

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Pediatric population, particularly children <5 years of age and infants, with human adenovirus respiratory…

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RDRashmiRanjan DasKGKrishnaMohan Gulla

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Alerts clinicians to HAdV in severe pediatric pneumonia; leaves open need for surveillance and vaccines.

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Population
Pediatric population, particularly children <5 years of age and infants, with human adenovirus (HAdV) respiratory infections.

Human adenoviruses, particularly types 7 and 3, are a significant cause of severe respiratory infections and complications like bronchiolitis obliterans in young children.

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Das et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8be79e039371f2a3897250https://doi.org/10.4103/jopp.jopp_12_23
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