2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmii.2011.01.036
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Human bocavirus as an important cause of respiratory tract infection in Taiwanese children

Abstract: HBoV is an emerging human parvovirus that may cause respiratory tract infection in young children. Diseases associated with HBoV may range from pharyngitis, sinusitis, acute otitis media to bronchitis, asthma, and even pneumonia.

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“…Choi et al found a higher frequency of HBoV-1 between May and July over a 5-year period among children with ARTI in Korea [25], which, interestingly, is consistent with our results displaying a summer peak. Although this temporal pattern coincided with the epidemic peaks of influenza circulation in southern China (http:// www.cnic.org.cn/chn/), the single detection of HBoV also demonstrated a similar temporal pattern after excluding the The relative importance of HBoV-1 as a causative pathogen for viral respiratory illnesses has not been determined, but it has been associated with respiratory diseases ranging from upper respiratory tract disease to bronchiolitis, and lower respiratory tract diseases, including pneumonia [11,15,26]. Vallet et al found a high concordance between HBoV-1 detection and exacerbation of asthma requiring eventual hospitalization [27].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 72%
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“…Choi et al found a higher frequency of HBoV-1 between May and July over a 5-year period among children with ARTI in Korea [25], which, interestingly, is consistent with our results displaying a summer peak. Although this temporal pattern coincided with the epidemic peaks of influenza circulation in southern China (http:// www.cnic.org.cn/chn/), the single detection of HBoV also demonstrated a similar temporal pattern after excluding the The relative importance of HBoV-1 as a causative pathogen for viral respiratory illnesses has not been determined, but it has been associated with respiratory diseases ranging from upper respiratory tract disease to bronchiolitis, and lower respiratory tract diseases, including pneumonia [11,15,26]. Vallet et al found a high concordance between HBoV-1 detection and exacerbation of asthma requiring eventual hospitalization [27].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…In China, HBoV-1 was detected in children with positive rates ranging from 4.6 % to 31.0 % [6,[14][15][16][17][18]. However, HBoV-1 was co-detected frequently with other viruses in patients with respiratory or enteric infections; therefore, the impact of HBoV-1 on ARTI occurrence remains unclear.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En Italia, Esposito y colaboradores (20) usando una PCR múltiplex para 17 virus identificaron bocavirus y coronavirus en 10 % y 5 %, respectivamente, del total de muestras de menores de 14 años. Por su parte, se ha identificado el bocavirus como un agente viral importante de IRA en niños en Taiwán (27). La explicación para que no se encontraran más casos en Bucaramanga puede ser la baja sensibilidad de la prueba empleada para estos dos virus.…”
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“…По литературным дан-ным, 95,7% случаев ОРЗ бокавирусной приро-ды сочетались с обструктивным синдромом. Симптомы гастроэнтерита отмечены в 34,3% случаев [19,71].…”
Section: клинико-эпидемиологические особенности бокапарвовирусной инфunclassified