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cord-303079-tglvxelu	Liam, Chong‐Kin	Community‐acquired pneumonia: An Asia Pacific perspective	2007-02-13		.txt	text/plain	1515	96	42	Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) is a common illness that is potentially life-threatening especially in older adults and those with comorbid disease. Studies conducted in Japan, Korea and Thailand showed that the aetiology of CAP is similar to that reported in the West except for the low incidence of Legionella pneumonia. Furthermore, the PSI is more useful for identifying low-risk patients who may be safely treated as outpatients rather than those with severe CAP. pneumoniae, after controlling for comorbid illness, although patients infected by resistant organisms may have more severe disease and suppurative complications as well as a more prolonged hospital stay. Etiology of community-acquired pneumonia in hospitalized patients: a 3-year prospective study in Japan Community-acquired pneumonia in Japan: a prospective ambulatory and hospitalized patient study Prospective study of the aetiology of adult community acquired bacterial pneumonia needing hospitalisation in Singapore A study on community acquired pneumonia in adults requiring hospital admission in Penang	./cache/cord-303079-tglvxelu.txt	./txt/cord-303079-tglvxelu.txt