2011
DOI: 10.1542/peds.2010-3054
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Cord Blood Vitamin D Deficiency Is Associated With Respiratory Syncytial Virus Bronchiolitis

Abstract: Vitamin D deficiency in healthy neonates is associated with increased risk of RSV LRTI in the first year of life. Intensified routine vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy may be a useful strategy to prevent RSV LRTI during infancy.

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“…The findings of the study by El-Mazary et al [19], in infants who lived in urban areas and with dark skin (factors that increase the incidence of vitamin D deficiency due to less exposure to sunlight), agree with a randomized double blind study performed in 2012, with adults who had immunodeficiency, which demonstrated that vitamin D intake reduced the risk of acute LRTI, frequent in the winter [20] R. In addition to these studies, there are other evidences such as a prospective cohort study conducted by Belderbos et al [21], which demonstrated that healthy newborns with vitamin D deficiency had an increased risk for LRTI, especially AVB caused by RSV in the first year of life. Recently, two systematic reviews demonstrated that vitamin D intake reduced significantly the risk of respiratory tract infections; however, these reviews did not assess the direct association between vitamin D and AVB [16,22].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…The findings of the study by El-Mazary et al [19], in infants who lived in urban areas and with dark skin (factors that increase the incidence of vitamin D deficiency due to less exposure to sunlight), agree with a randomized double blind study performed in 2012, with adults who had immunodeficiency, which demonstrated that vitamin D intake reduced the risk of acute LRTI, frequent in the winter [20] R. In addition to these studies, there are other evidences such as a prospective cohort study conducted by Belderbos et al [21], which demonstrated that healthy newborns with vitamin D deficiency had an increased risk for LRTI, especially AVB caused by RSV in the first year of life. Recently, two systematic reviews demonstrated that vitamin D intake reduced significantly the risk of respiratory tract infections; however, these reviews did not assess the direct association between vitamin D and AVB [16,22].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Both swabs were collected into a single vial containing GLY medium with 0.1 mg?mL -1 pimaricin as the viral transport medium and sent to our laboratory via standard mail. Samples were stored at -20uC until analysis [17]. RSV positivity was defined as having a RSV PCR-positive swab in the first year of life.…”
Section: Rsv Positivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…41 Infecciones del tracto respiratorio y DVD: Durante el primer año de vida, hay un mayor riesgo de presentar bronquiolitis por virus respiratorio sincicial (VRS) cuando las concentraciones de VD en sangre de cordón son < 50 nmol/L. 42 Estudios realizados en Alemania por Łuczyńska et al, 43 reportaron que el riesgo de infección respiratoria aguda baja (IRAB) aumentaba alrededor del doble en aquellos lactantes con concentraciones de VD < 25 nmol/L en sangre de cordón. Además, parece haber una relación entre la DVD y la mayor gravedad de bronquiolitis por VRS.…”
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