Chronic Lung Damage Caused by Adenovirus Type 7: A Ten-Year Follow-up Study

Similä, S; Linna, O; Lanning, P; Heikkinen, E; Ala‐Houhala, Marja

doi:10.1378/chest.80.2.127

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“…Viruses known to cause pneumonia in infancy and early childhood, such as adenovirus and influenza A, can cause severe, irreversible structural damage to the developing lung in susceptible subjects. [28][29][30] It is thus possible that a range of susceptibilities may exist in the population such that some young children may develop less severe impairment, as observed in this study.…”

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Pneumonia in Childhood and Impaired Lung Function in Adults: A Longitudinal Study

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Pneumonia in Childhood and Impaired Lung Function in Adults: A Longitudinal Study

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“…More recent reports, although sparse, suggest that serotype 4 comprises 2% to 3% of the adenovirus strains found globally [51,52] and is associated with nosocomial outbreaks [53]. Adenovirus serotype 7, in contrast, comprises up to 20% of all reported adenovirus strains globally [51], is associated with numerous documented outbreaks [54][55][56], and is an important pathogen resulting in serious illness in children younger than 5 years of age [57][58][59]. It is felt, however, that the true incidence of adenovirus serotype 4 and serotype 7 disease is unknown and probably underestimated in civilian populations, given the current sparse capabilities and inconsistent efforts to identify the agents of respiratory illness outbreaks.…”

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Vaccine-preventable adenoviral respiratory illness in US military recruits, 1999–2004☆

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Background and Methods: The high burden of respiratory infections in military populations is well documented throughout history. The primary pathogen responsible for morbidity among US recruits in training was shown to be adenovirus. Highly efficacious oral vaccines were used for 25 years, but vaccine production ceased in 1996, and available stores were depleted by early 1999. Surveillance for acute febrile respiratory illness was performed at eight military recruit training sites throughout the United States from July 1999 through June 2004 to document rates after loss of the vaccines. Laboratory diagnoses complimented the surveillance efforts.

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“…Actualmente, el adenovirus, especialmente el serotipo 7, se asocia a bronquiectasias y secuelas pulmonares graves. 48 En este sentido son factores de riesgo: edad menor de 12 meses, antecedente de hospitalización reciente por infección del tracto respiratorio inferior, inmunodeficiencia subyacente, antecedentes de neumonía o asma e infección nosocomial por adenovirus. 49,50 En países endémi-cos también destacan las micobacterias (M. tuber-culosis y micobacterias atípicas).…”

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Bronquiectasias en pediatría, aproximación diagnóstica y tratamiento

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RESUMENLas bronquiectasias son un problema de salud en países desarrollados y en vías de desarrollo. La fibrosis quística es una causa importante, si bien fuera de ésta existen causas que convierten a las bronquiectasias no relacionadas con fibrosis quística en un diagnóstico frecuente. Su diagnóstico precoz basado en la clínica y posterior confirmación radiológica es el punto de partida para determinar la etiología e instaurar un tratamiento dirigido a la causa subyacente. Para ello es menester una evaluación ordenada y sistemá-tica. Se presenta una revisión sobre la etiología y tratamiento de las bronquiectasias, especialmente de las no relacionadas con fibrosis quística. Palabras clave: bronquiectasias, fibrosis quística, antibióticos, infección bronquial, diagnóstico. SUMMARYBronchiectasis is still an important health problem in both, developed and developing countries. Cystic fibrosis is one of the most important causes, but a great variety of other causes makes non cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis a relatively frequent diagnosis. Early diagnosis based on medical history and radiological confirmation is only the starting point to determine the specific etiology, in order to establish a treatment focused on the underlying cause. For this purpose, an orderly and systematic diagnostic evaluation is required. A review article about bronchiectasis, particularly those not related to cystic fibrosis, is presented.

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Chronic Lung Damage Caused by Adenovirus Type 7: A Ten-Year Follow-up Study

Cited by 122 publications

References 12 publications

Pneumonia in Childhood and Impaired Lung Function in Adults: A Longitudinal Study

Pneumonia in Childhood and Impaired Lung Function in Adults: A Longitudinal Study

Vaccine-preventable adenoviral respiratory illness in US military recruits, 1999–2004☆

Bronquiectasias en pediatría, aproximación diagnóstica y tratamiento

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