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trigram	frequency
in patients with	600
acquired pneumonia in	319
the presence of	274
the most common	264
lower respiratory tract	263
of patients with	246
the management of	246
the use of	213
the diagnosis of	203
respiratory syncytial virus	197
times a day	189
years of age	187
as well as	178
the treatment of	177
pneumonia in children	171
of pneumonia in	171
risk factors for	166
patients with severe	164
pneumonia in adults	163
guidelines for the	158
for the management	154
the united states	152
in children with	151
patients with pneumonia	150
pneumonia in the	149
one of the	149
patients with cap	149
patients with community	147
intensive care unit	140
respiratory tract infections	139
of the lung	138
in the united	133
diagnosis of pneumonia	126
the incidence of	123
community acquired pneumonia	121
the development of	119
for patients with	118
should be considered	117
is the most	114
the number of	109
based on the	106
in the lung	106
the risk of	105
infectious diseases society	103
society of america	103
polymerase chain reaction	102
severe acute respiratory	102
respiratory distress syndrome	102
respiratory tract infection	101
a systematic review	101
management of community	101
in addition to	100
is characterized by	99
e times a	98
because of the	94
diseases society of	90
twice a day	90
is associated with	90
for the treatment	88
acute respiratory syndrome	87
acute respiratory distress	86
the role of	86
the absence of	84
of the lungs	84
for the diagnosis	84
there is no	82
pneumonia caused by	82
morbidity and mortality	81
according to the	81
of the disease	81
with or without	80
as a result	80
invasive pneumococcal disease	79
the respiratory tract	79
once a day	79
in the treatment	78
associated with a	76
children with pneumonia	76
systematic review and	73
of the most	73
the onset of	72
in the elderly	71
admitted to the	71
cause of death	71
in cases of	70
upper respiratory tract	70
hospitalized patients with	69
can be used	69
the severity of	69
with severe pneumonia	69
of childhood pneumonia	68
review and meta	67
world health organization	67
the time of	66
it is important	65
of children with	64
a result of	64
a and b	64
in the lungs	63
of pneumonia and	63
of the respiratory	63
of streptococcus pneumoniae	63
obstructive pulmonary disease	62
the basis of	61
pneumococcal conjugate vaccine	61
there is a	61
due to the	61
of viral pneumonia	60
chronic obstructive pulmonary	60
should be selected	60
american thoracic society	60
on the basis	60
the results of	60
at the time	60
patients with a	59
of pneumococcal pneumonia	59
more likely to	58
g e times	58
combination therapy with	58
in order to	58
risk of death	57
review of the	57
is caused by	57
is important to	57
the majority of	56
should be performed	56
in patients who	56
of bacterial pneumonia	56
the impact of	56
in the diagnosis	56
in those with	55
in hospitalized patients	55
such as the	55
was associated with	54
bacteremic pneumococcal pneumonia	54
the need for	54
up to of	54
present in the	54
has been reported	54
be considered in	54
drugs should be	53
a cause of	53
is a common	53
the course of	53
referred to as	53
a variety of	53
are associated with	53
of lower respiratory	53
common cause of	53
be used to	52
mg kg times	52
the detection of	52
of influenza a	52
kg times a	52
in this study	51
patients who are	51
the etiology of	51
should be used	51
critically ill patients	51
in the community	51
of antimicrobial drugs	50
increased risk of	50
is one of	50
of communityacquired pneumonia	50
likely to be	50
has not been	50
and management of	50
mg twice a	50
in the absence	50
depending on the	50
in some cases	49
for detection of	49
patients hospitalized with	49
the lower respiratory	49
patients admitted to	48
the cause of	48
infection of the	48
it is not	48
with severe cap	48
from patients with	48
influenza a virus	48
the most important	48
been shown to	48
be associated with	48
similar to those	48
pneumonia is a	47
the pathogenesis of	47
the differential diagnosis	47
in elderly patients	47
is an important	47
herpes simplex virus	47
the effect of	47
pneumococcal pneumonia in	47
the intensive care	47
the prevalence of	46
in infants and	46
therapy should be	46
in many cases	46
to be a	46
pneumonia and influenza	46
pneumonia due to	46
for disease control	46
cases in which	46
drugs to be	45
a h n	45
the lack of	45
of community acquired	45
etiology of pneumonia	45
the proportion of	45
of the following	44
the most frequent	44
management of adults	44
have been reported	44
an increase in	44
caused by a	44
in our study	44
of the lower	44
part of the	44
of adults with	44
it may be	44
viral and bacterial	44
etiology of community	43
younger than years	43
has also been	43
resistant staphylococcus aureus	43
in a patient	43
children younger than	43
infants and children	43
of the chest	43
of severe pneumonia	43
influenza a and	43
some of the	43
as a cause	42
among patients with	42
the infectious diseases	42
a number of	42
to be recommended	42
to the icu	42
there was no	42
should be administered	42
control and prevention	42
the result of	42
in accordance with	42
the type of	42
been associated with	42
randomized controlled trial	41
is difficult to	41
of aspiration pneumonia	41
leading cause of	41
the possibility of	41
can be seen	41
found in the	41
may not be	41
type ii pneumonocytes	41
with respect to	41
and treatment of	41
associated pneumonia in	41
of pneumonia is	41
a patient with	41
pneumonia in a	41
in developing countries	41
white blood cell	41
disease control and	40
months of age	40
severity of illness	40
can also be	40
at least one	40
the nasal cavity	40
the administration of	39
with bacterial pneumonia	39
for diagnosis of	39
the identification of	39
in intensive care	39
in up to	39
should not be	39
disease caused by	39
analysis of the	39
of the patients	39
than years of	39
in the us	38
the lower lobes	38
bacterial and viral	38
it should be	38
prospective study of	38
in cystic fibrosis	38
evaluation of the	38
respiratory infections in	38
may also be	38
be seen in	38
on the other	37
clinical management of	37
and safety of	37
patients who have	37
centers for disease	37
factors associated with	37
included in the	37
in the upper	37
the upper respiratory	37
pneumonia in patients	37
in the uk	37
length of stay	37
must be considered	37
in adult patients	37
diagnosis and treatment	37
should be given	37
should also be	37
the prevention of	37
role in the	37
may lead to	37
the introduction of	37
most common cause	37
the chest radiograph	37
been reported in	36
for treatment of	36
to the hospital	36
patients with influenza	36
hospitalized with community	36
the duration of	36
patients with chronic	36
cases of pneumonia	36
therapy with a	36
a review of	36
of the nasal	36
elderly patients with	36
pneumonia in hospitalized	36
british thoracic society	36
the other hand	36
signs and symptoms	35
clinical practice guidelines	35
are the most	35
there are no	35
severe pneumonia in	35
a chest radiograph	35
may be seen	35
in of patients	35
urinary antigen test	35
in immunocompromised patients	35
in which the	35
in the past	35
a prospective study	35
in young children	35
of cap in	35
avian influenza a	35
appears to be	35
in children and	35
of the clinical	35
respiratory tract disease	35
patients with acute	35
in the early	35
a combination of	35
cause of pneumonia	35
onset of symptoms	34
caused by the	34
seen in the	34
comprehensive molecular testing	34
it has been	34
of the cases	34
diagnosis and management	34
tract infections in	34
of cases of	34
of severe acute	34
a history of	34
in the presence	34
associated with the	34
and mortality in	34
congestive heart failure	34
has been shown	34
risk factor for	34
adult patients with	34
increase in the	34
in the immunocompromised	34
communityacquired pneumonia in	34
in the management	34
the degree of	34
of the manuscript	34
in the first	34
influenza a h	34
acute lower respiratory	34
causes of pneumonia	33
secondary bacterial pneumonia	33
infectious diseases in	33
infections in children	33
clinical features of	33
blood cell count	33
is based on	33
to be the	33
most of the	33
in children aged	33
pneumonia requiring hospitalization	33
respiratory infectious diseases	33
in most cases	33
with acute respiratory	33
acute igg als	33
acquired pneumonia and	33
influenzae type b	33
in children in	33
but it is	33
areas of consolidation	33
of mechanical ventilation	33
a total of	33
of antibiotic therapy	33
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	33
acute lung injury	33
the pleural space	33
management of patients	33
mg once a	32
admitted to hospital	32
were associated with	32
in contrast to	32
in severe cases	32
with influenza a	32
similar to that	32
antimicrobial drugs should	32
there may be	32
in the icu	32
patients with suspected	32
be considered for	32
more common in	32
in the nasal	32
be caused by	32
differential diagnosis of	32
need to be	32
in human beings	32
efficacy and safety	32
igg als to	32
likely to have	32
patients should be	32
related to the	32
and can be	31
acquired pneumonia requiring	31
changes in the	31
pneumonia is the	31
adults with community	31
to those of	31
virus infection in	31
the spectrum of	31
considered to be	31
in the tropics	31
in critically ill	31
the importance of	31
with pneumococcal pneumonia	31
in the intensive	31
be treated with	31
of america american	31
of type ii	31
of the alveolar	31
the burden of	31
incidence of pneumonia	31
of these patients	31
drug should be	31
america american thoracic	31
antimicrobial drug therapy	31
acute respiratory failure	31
of respiratory viruses	31
pneumococcal pneumonia and	31
secondary bacterial infections	31
the diagnosis and	30
number of patients	30
in the lower	30
infections in the	30
and outcomes of	30
of death in	30
diagnosis of pneumococcal	30
to determine the	30
the lung parenchyma	30
and it is	30
pneumococcal conjugate vaccination	30
adults hospitalized with	30
the disease is	30
is defined as	30
of causative microorganisms	30
central nervous system	30
under years of	30
of respiratory tract	30
in children younger	30
as part of	30
of the upper	30
detection of streptococcus	30
a diagnosis of	29
iv q h	29
should be treated	29
and severity of	29
in the study	29
antibiotic therapy for	29
children under years	29
pneumonia severity index	29
and those with	29
characterized by a	29
on the management	29
of resistant bacteria	29
in these patients	29
guidelines on the	29
the efficacy of	29
the age of	29
a reduction in	29
have shown that	29
in terms of	29
in pediatric patients	29
pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine	29
the usefulness of	29
the lungs are	29
for more than	29
one or more	29
are similar to	29
the guidelines for	29
management of respiratory	29
in the same	29
pneumococcal disease in	29
and in the	29
mortality in patients	29
the ability to	28
study of the	28
clinical characteristics of	28
in combination with	28
common causes of	28
the most commonly	28
treatment of community	28
the frequency of	28
with communityacquired pneumonia	28
intensive care units	28
of patients who	28
with a macrolide	28
have also been	28
infections of the	28
children and adults	28
of invasive pneumococcal	28
the likelihood of	28
mean roc auc	28
who do not	28
treatment should be	28
have not been	28
the patient is	28
risk factors and	28
respiratory viruses in	28
diffuse alveolar damage	28
the respiratory system	28
with regard to	28
the diagnosis is	28
bone marrow transplant	28
the mortality rate	28
streptococcus pneumoniae in	28
in one study	28
japanese respiratory society	28
and the presence	27
be used for	27
of influenza virus	27
use of a	27
pleural fl uid	27
at risk for	27
associated with increased	27
of morbidity and	27
adults and children	27
and should be	27
human immunodeficiency virus	27
the appearance of	27
chronic respiratory disease	27
disease in the	27
patients in whom	27
global burden of	27
with viral pneumonia	27
in dogs and	27
of acute respiratory	27
haemophilus influenzae type	27
valent pneumococcal conjugate	27
e g e	27
may be present	27
a recent study	27
at high risk	27
pneumoniae urinary antigen	27
for the prevention	27
in a recent	27
to have a	26
were identified in	26
thoracic society consensus	26
of bal fluid	26
the world health	26
and risk factors	26
all of the	26
dogs and cats	26
can be found	26
infection in children	26
the emergence of	26
infection in the	26
to be more	26
if there is	26
the occurrence of	26
to assess the	26
consensus guidelines on	26
the centers for	26
society consensus guidelines	26
sensitivity and specificity	26
patients in the	26
found to be	26
pneumonia should be	26
to evaluate the	26
patients with covid	26
pleuritic chest pain	26
viral pneumonia in	26
to improve the	26
east respiratory syndrome	26
in recent years	26
in hospitalized children	26
appear to be	26
have been developed	26
to reduce the	26
with pneumonia in	26
associated with pneumonia	26
this study was	26
in of cases	26
of blood cultures	26
in the course	26
mg kg once	26
an influenza pandemic	26
middle east respiratory	26
with cystic fibrosis	26
high prevalence of	25
systematic review of	25
and young children	25
the effects of	25
use of the	25
e mg kg	25
clinical diagnosis of	25
the current study	25
intravenous injection or	25
and may be	25
injection or drip	25
of patients hospitalized	25
is likely to	25
occur in the	25
pneumonia can be	25
duration of therapy	25
if the patient	25
chronic lung disease	25
approved by the	25
the japanese respiratory	25
in adults with	25
is recommended for	25
results of a	25
infections caused by	25
in the setting	25
influenza virus infection	25
for infection with	25
type i pneumonocytes	25
the site of	25
may be the	25
should be avoided	25
the setting of	25
and patients with	25
it is possible	25
than in the	25
the emergency department	25
bacterial pneumonia is	25
for at least	25
when there is	25
to pneumococcal proteins	25
all patients with	25
after the onset	24
the tracheobronchial tree	24
of respiratory infectious	24
was the most	24
of the pulmonary	24
may be a	24
guidelines by the	24
requiring intensive care	24
studies have shown	24
with a high	24
nature of the	24
the case of	24
and respiratory syncytial	24
may result in	24
can occur in	24
and viral pneumonia	24
the causative agent	24
the era of	24
it is also	24
patients with an	24
refer to the	24
shown to be	24
with community acquired	24
within the first	24
the leading cause	24
of the literature	24
has been used	24
pneumonia may be	24
use of antibiotics	24
causes of death	24
those with severe	24
a sensitivity of	24
the patient has	24
the availability of	24
high risk of	24
a study of	24
presence of a	24
kg once a	24
than months of	24
burden of disease	24
children with severe	24
in the respiratory	24
that may be	24
the involvement of	24
was defined as	24
the etiologic agent	24
of infection with	24
of hospital stay	24
be combined with	24
should be combined	23
addition to the	23
is more common	23
of the virus	23
h n influenza	23
is seen in	23
be present in	23
ct findings in	23
infants and young	23
may occur in	23
important cause of	23
do not have	23
a macrolide or	23
aspiration pneumonia in	23
is a risk	23
the highest mean	23
ill patients with	23
to hospital with	23
and septic shock	23
of cap is	23
the pleural surface	23
type of pneumonia	23
in case of	23
year of age	23
respect to the	23
the clinical presentation	23
was found in	23
common in the	23
pour le diagnostic	23
children aged years	23
an increased risk	23
controlled trial of	23
any of the	23
practice guidelines by	23
less than years	23
as previously described	23
to identify the	23
the lungs of	23
in the hospital	23
length of hospital	23
of the trachea	23
the early stages	23
by the presence	23
hyperplasia of type	23
to that of	23
pneumonia among children	23
large number of	23
thickening of the	23
listed in table	23
of age in	23
the present study	23
are caused by	23
the fact that	23
occurs in the	23
mycoplasma pneumoniae and	23
streptococcus pneumoniae and	22
cause of community	22
to the lung	22
is similar to	22
results of the	22
can lead to	22
a randomized controlled	22
practice guidelines for	22
be used in	22
that can be	22
risk of pneumonia	22
of infectious diseases	22
surface of the	22
is also a	22
in older children	22
is a major	22
critical review of	22
on chest radiograph	22
are likely to	22
in the era	22
in which there	22
in some patients	22
high incidence of	22
there has been	22
symptoms such as	22
the immunocompromised host	22
management of pneumonia	22
society guidelines for	22
it can be	22
of respiratory syncytial	22
accordance with the	22
associated with severe	22
children hospitalized with	22
and outcome of	22
als to pneumococcal	22
pneumonia is an	22
study of patients	22
in the initial	22
may be useful	22
on chest x	22
of the world	22
or absence of	22
early stages of	22
be used as	22
and lower respiratory	22
secondary bacterial infection	22
an underlying disease	22
treatment of cap	22
severely ill patients	22
chez les patients	22
children in the	22
tract infection in	22
patients with pneumococcal	22
the alveolar walls	22
presence or absence	22
childhood pneumonia in	22
for the detection	22
an important role	21
patients hospitalized for	21
there have been	21
clinical signs and	21
of hospitalized patients	21
a risk of	21
depends on the	21
of mycoplasma pneumoniae	21
was approved by	21
proportion of patients	21
viral infection in	21
lower respiratory infections	21
virus infections in	21
or more of	21
to of cases	21
rapid diagnosis of	21
of at least	21
many of the	21
the combination of	21
other causes of	21
of age and	21
in clinical practice	21
are needed to	21
in the pediatric	21
an important cause	21
a day or	21
randomised controlled trial	21
this drug is	21
the thoracic cavity	21
days after the	21
with severe community	21
incidence and mortality	21
of the study	21
the context of	21
bacterial pneumonia in	21
adults with hospital	21
viral infections in	21
primary viral pneumonia	21
may be associated	21
the epidemiology of	21
pneumonia associated with	21
acute respiratory infections	21
been reported to	21
with and without	21
a series of	21
in adults and	21
aspiration pneumonia is	21
of pneumonia are	21
the inflammatory process	21
as high as	21
have been identified	21
viruses and bacteria	21
treatment of pneumonia	21
a first choices	21
the rate of	21
in the alveolar	21
is necessary to	21
g iv q	21
we did not	21
is not necessary	21
of the patient	21
in the pulmonary	21
at increased risk	21
bronchoalveolar lavage fluid	21
should be obtained	21
on chest radiographs	20
the clinical features	20
in domestic animals	20
in the context	20
diseases in children	20
of this study	20
of severe community	20
major cause of	20
characterized by the	20
and mycoplasma pneumoniae	20
lesions in the	20
derived from the	20
recent studies have	20
and design of	20
the section on	20
should be started	20
the pulmonary parenchyma	20
of pleural effusion	20
are shown in	20
in the differential	20
this type of	20
management of cap	20
sputum gram stain	20
infection in adults	20
viral pneumonia is	20
the level of	20
a common cause	20
with chronic respiratory	20
assessment of the	20
damage to the	20
caused by s	20
as a rule	20
and aspiration pneumonia	20
into the lungs	20
admission to the	20
in patients hospitalized	20
data suggest that	20
in about of	20
was used to	20
used to treat	20
and bacterial pneumonia	20
that have been	20
to of patients	20
and critical review	20
the performance of	20
diseases of the	20
is most commonly	20
hantavirus pulmonary syndrome	20
en cas de	20
and frequency of	20
children with pneumococcal	20
which can be	20
lower respiratory infection	20
hospitalized with influenza	20
antibiotic therapy in	20
the study period	20
assessment of severity	20
patients with pulmonary	20
multinucleated giant cells	20
in children under	20
g times a	20
immune response to	20
chest radiographs are	19
the most frequently	19
been described in	19
may be more	19
in infants with	19
are characterized by	19
randomized controlled trials	19
differences in the	19
in the current	19
the upper lobes	19
to the development	19
cause of cap	19
in the present	19
be found in	19
patients with aids	19
pneumonia as a	19
etiologic diagnosis of	19
syncytial virus infection	19
considered in the	19
a decrease in	19
of pneumococcal conjugate	19
the lung and	19
to conception and	19
a day second	19
requiring mechanical ventilation	19
streptococcus pneumoniae urinary	19
cirrhotic patients with	19
contributed to conception	19
in a large	19
also be considered	19
pediatric intensive care	19
conception and design	19
the nature of	19
an outbreak of	19
be noted that	19
lower lung fields	19
tumor necrosis factor	19
understanding of the	19
of severe sepsis	19
pneumonia is not	19
types of pneumonia	19
to secondary bacterial	19
which may be	19
involvement of the	19
mg kg twice	19
it is difficult	19
and pleural effusion	19
kg twice a	19
identification of a	19
the formation of	19
mechanically ventilated patients	19
often associated with	19
for those with	19
should be noted	19
during an influenza	19
in hong kong	19
children with influenza	19
for patients who	19
design of study	19
such as those	19
interpretation of results	19
study reported that	19
samples from patients	19
this age group	19
patients without pneumonia	19
clinical features and	19
caused by streptococcus	19
randomized clinical trial	19
committee of the	19
the american thoracic	19
which there is	19
between the two	19
by streptococcus pneumoniae	19
parts of the	18
in immunocompetent adults	18
congenital heart disease	18
of patients in	18
based on a	18
roc auc score	18
are more likely	18
the interpretation of	18
development of pneumonia	18
the conducting system	18
children older than	18
in patients admitted	18
of the children	18
is the leading	18
a risk factor	18
was detected in	18
associated with influenza	18
are listed in	18
as a consequence	18
with lower respiratory	18
because of their	18
mortality in the	18
for severe cap	18
of the bronchial	18
the immune response	18
of antimicrobial therapy	18
the nasal mucosa	18
segments of the	18
in the pathogenesis	18
acquired pneumonia with	18
and mechanical ventilation	18
nasal cavity and	18
are susceptible to	18
appearance of the	18
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation	18
in the clinical	18
small number of	18
the presence or	18
microbial etiology of	18
in the usa	18
infection in a	18
chest radiograph is	18
primary ciliary dyskinesia	18
a complication of	18
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis	18
invasive pulmonary aspergillosis	18
antibiotics should be	18
infectious disease society	18
are summarized in	18
on the results	18
factors such as	18
immunocompromised patients with	18
of influenza in	18
can be identified	18
patients with bacteremic	18
in south africa	18
the british thoracic	18
evaluation of a	18
there is an	18
lead to a	18
severe adv pneumonia	18
characteristics of the	18
systolic blood pressure	18
were detected in	18
in a prospective	18
the first days	18
severity of the	18
urinary antigen tests	18
that patients with	18
are at risk	18
blood cultures are	18
of the pneumonia	18
the radiographic features	18
should be conducted	18
for prevention of	18
in conjunction with	18
diseases such as	18
in dogs with	18
for management of	18
be due to	18
for respiratory viruses	18
and pseudomonas aeruginosa	18
diagnosis of cap	18
a large number	18
is a rare	18
marrow transplant recipients	18
and etiology of	18
and a macrolide	18
to occur in	18
in patients in	18
risk patients with	18
other types of	18
pleural effusions are	18
adult respiratory distress	18
although it is	18
has been associated	18
early in the	18
the administration period	18
are present in	18
in relation to	18
contribute to the	18
more than of	17
a definitive diagnosis	17
management of severe	17
human parainfluenza virus	17
by the infectious	17
the idsa ats	17
of all patients	17
diagnosis of community	17
surrounded by a	17
similar to the	17
stem cell transplantation	17
mycoplasma pneumoniae infection	17
may present with	17
commonly caused by	17
pneumonia in immunocompetent	17
detection of respiratory	17
idsa ats guidelines	17
empyema in children	17
care unit admission	17
particularly in the	17
of atypical pneumonia	17
with risk factors	17
cause of morbidity	17
in a child	17
nucleic acid amplification	17
segment of the	17
all cases of	17
bacteria such as	17
high levels of	17
caused by viruses	17
symptoms and signs	17
associated with lower	17
for all patients	17
the most likely	17
all age groups	17
most of these	17
the trachea and	17
in the right	17
of the host	17
of pneumonia was	17
the patients with	17
in the s	17
widespread use of	17
risk of resistant	17
into the alveolar	17
were more likely	17
in the winter	17
children less than	17
years or older	17
for severe community	17
with pneumonia were	17
burden of pneumonia	17
pediatric infectious diseases	17
associated with an	17
the pattern of	17
day second choices	17
in older adults	17
of the organism	17
level iii evidence	17
pathogens such as	17
in a study	17
may be necessary	17
and staphylococcus aureus	17
diagnostic accuracy of	17
important role in	17
acute respiratory illness	17
for this reason	17
patients with cystic	17
it is often	17
aged years or	17
the alveolar space	17
mild to moderate	17
in the future	17
results from the	17
based on clinical	17
were found to	17
of risk factors	17
reported that the	17
according to a	17
caused by influenza	17
used in the	17
syncytial virus in	17
it is a	17
inflammation of the	17
have been associated	17
patients with viral	17
the global burden	17
in whom the	17
in primary care	17
an intensive care	17
with pneumonia and	17
patients with bacterial	17
of antimicrobial agents	17
not be used	17
severe sepsis and	17
for mechanical ventilation	17
treatment of the	17
occurring in the	17
resistant streptococcus pneumoniae	17
the effectiveness of	17
mechanical ventilation and	17
to a lesser	17
the lesions are	17
of respiratory infections	17
in comparison with	17
needs to be	17
stain and culture	17
obtained from the	17
gram stain and	17
a role in	17
children and adolescents	17
in the most	17
compared with the	17
infection in patients	17
located in the	17
for hospitalized patients	17
have been described	16
respiratory tract in	16
at the same	16
complications such as	16
be the most	16
part of a	16
those in whom	16
to discriminate between	16
requiring hospitalization among	16
episodes per person	16
even in the	16
a systematic analysis	16
the same time	16
patients presenting with	16
respiratory viral infections	16
infection due to	16
pneumonia is suspected	16
presence of an	16
h or more	16
in otherwise healthy	16
can result in	16
cells in the	16
such as pseudomonas	16
reported in the	16
patients infected with	16
the potential to	16
the lungs and	16
of death from	16
of antimicrobial drug	16
to the section	16
thought to be	16
initial management of	16
is an alternative	16
of bacterial infection	16
of the immune	16
total wbc count	16
in the incidence	16
the benefit of	16
cases of severe	16
and streptococcus pneumoniae	16
administration of antimicrobial	16
from the lower	16
the evaluation of	16
factors for infection	16
therapy in patients	16
of the illness	16
a comparison of	16
should be managed	16
a lesser extent	16
large numbers of	16
prise en charge	16
described in the	16
of the initial	16
a respiratory fluoroquinolone	16
year prospective study	16
of chronic obstructive	16
observed in the	16
pneumonia incidence and	16
impact of the	16
upper and lower	16
etiology of childhood	16
mg kg day	16
this is a	16
hematopoietic stem cell	16
np carriage of	16
in acute respiratory	16
as an alternative	16
the lower airways	16
studies are needed	16
the utility of	16
for severe pneumonia	16
pneumonia and non	16
of more than	16
and specificity of	16
on chest radiography	16
among children with	16
to patients with	16
diagnosis is made	16
case fatality rate	16
is present in	16
the microbial etiology	16
for influenza a	16
should always be	16
none of the	16
a prediction rule	16
is not a	16
pneumonia has been	16
clinical signs of	16
as many as	16
course of the	16
of these organisms	16
more than one	16
of pneumonia caused	16
society and the	16
be useful in	16
at risk of	16
a randomized trial	16
in all patients	16
bronchial wall thickening	16
pneumonia is characterized	16
with bacteremic pneumococcal	16
has been described	16
pneumonia in infants	16
several studies have	16
the perch study	16
have suggested that	16
the patient was	16
in a small	16
burden of community	16
outcomes of patients	16
examination of the	16
findings in patients	16
within days of	16
reported to be	16
protected specimen brush	16
respiratory disease in	16
in the development	16
treatment of influenza	16
children years of	16
presence of pneumonia	16
tend to be	16
in the case	16
is responsible for	16
available in the	16
in the emergency	16
of age with	16
did not differ	16
of pulmonary infection	16
risk of complications	16
in severe community	16
patients with communityacquired	16
can be observed	15
the value of	15
patients admitted with	15
in response to	15
to define the	15
should be evaluated	15
which is the	15
compared to the	15
pneumoniae is the	15
is possible that	15
bacterial pneumonia and	15
antibiotic therapy is	15
the pneumonia severity	15
testing for respiratory	15
out of the	15
and influenza deaths	15
in the outpatient	15
pleural effusion and	15
most common causes	15
a child with	15
study showed that	15
antimicrobial drug should	15
such as s	15
among children in	15
it is the	15
frequent cause of	15
the gross lesions	15
of the normal	15
the general population	15
been used to	15
patients with respiratory	15
aspiration of gastric	15
the most severe	15
in north america	15
severity of pneumonia	15
may be used	15
and acute respiratory	15
half of the	15
of bacteremic pneumococcal	15
to make a	15
each of the	15
only a small	15
among the most	15
into the pleural	15
the aspiration of	15
united states and	15
more severe disease	15
high rates of	15
treatment of patients	15
in the pleural	15
the extent of	15
experiments were performed	15
patients with copd	15
of pneumonia etiology	15
the association between	15
usually associated with	15
was higher in	15
ministry of health	15
a randomized clinical	15
in lower respiratory	15
mycoplasma pneumoniae in	15
and haemophilus influenzae	15
au cours des	15
in a pandemic	15
disease society of	15
single or multiple	15
pneumonia in an	15
caused by mycoplasma	15
and in those	15
of a new	15
disease due to	15
management of hospital	15
diagnosis of bacterial	15
acquired pneumonia is	15
in this article	15
most patients with	15
results from a	15
in this age	15
responsible for the	15
severe pneumonia requiring	15
sepsis and septic	15
and legionella pneumophila	15
of tuberculosis in	15
disease associated with	15
known to be	15
of the followings	15
the pleural cavity	15
multiplex polymerase chain	15
patients who had	15
acute respiratory tract	15
may have a	15
of pulmonary infections	15
respiratory failure and	15
mechanical ventilation for	15
and the infectious	15
to oral therapy	15
duration of mechanical	15
in bal fluid	15
in mechanically ventilated	15
shown in table	15
is the first	15
influenza in children	15
most common pathogens	15
used as a	15
mg e times	15
involved in the	15
outcomes in patients	15
positive blood culture	15
a case of	15
episodes of pneumonia	15
due to influenza	15
the ability of	15
severity of disease	15
underlying medical conditions	15
approach to the	15
viruses in the	15
in cirrhotic patients	15
the immune system	15
showed that the	15
patients with risk	15
within hours of	15
of all cases	15
and young adults	15
also be seen	15
a prospective observational	15
a consequence of	15
as soon as	15
in the left	15
can be treated	15
it is likely	15
during the early	15
the characteristics of	15
patients with underlying	15
as a diagnostic	15
prevention and control	15
response to treatment	15
only a few	15
such as in	15
patients with non	15
that it is	15
patients who were	15
the syndromic rm	15
commonly seen in	15
have been shown	15
thoracic society guidelines	15
ranging from to	15
should be taken	14
cases of cap	14
therapy in the	14
with the exception	14
with pneumococcal bacteremia	14
not included in	14
mycobacterium avium complex	14
economic burden of	14
for pneumococcal pneumonia	14
absence of a	14
prediction rule to	14
is that of	14
associated pneumonia and	14
such as streptococcus	14
age of the	14
many of these	14
pneumonia in adult	14
pneumonia in young	14
portions of the	14
may be difficult	14
was obtained from	14
two of the	14
blood urea nitrogen	14
because of its	14
assay for detection	14
mm in diameter	14
the most recent	14
of antimicrobial resistance	14
and mortality of	14
been found to	14
with septic shock	14
such as chronic	14
diagnosis can be	14
such as a	14
epithelial cells and	14
acute interstitial pneumonia	14
also been reported	14
the choice of	14
data on the	14
need for mechanical	14
the sensitivity of	14
the fi rst	14
have led to	14
for the use	14
of antibiotic treatment	14
of bronchoalveolar lavage	14
the virus is	14
in vitro resistance	14
considered in patients	14
for use in	14
of antibiotic resistance	14
the hospital with	14
antibiotic treatment in	14
to be associated	14
in association with	14
between patients with	14
and the risk	14
combination antibiotic therapy	14
are responsible for	14
acquired pneumonia among	14
pneumococcal conjugate vaccines	14
high proportion of	14
and outcomes in	14
rule to identify	14
tests for the	14
be useful to	14
whether or not	14
patients with other	14
can be caused	14
and influenza a	14
response to the	14
of fever and	14
for the development	14
acquired bacterial pneumonia	14
of cases and	14
conditions such as	14
a retrospective study	14
a few days	14
patients with vap	14
prevention of ventilator	14
throughout the world	14
within h of	14
with cap who	14
all of these	14
was identified in	14
higher than in	14
necrosis of the	14
from intravenous to	14
acute and chronic	14
with a b	14
and length of	14
diagnosis of pulmonary	14
respiratory society guidelines	14
no difference in	14
has been identified	14
children under five	14
derivation and validation	14
level ii evidence	14
because it is	14
in the acute	14
the clinical and	14
of the above	14
higher in the	14
frequency of causative	14
two types of	14
and duration of	14
the production of	14
onset of illness	14
identified in patients	14
less likely to	14
children with community	14
of gastric contents	14
the outpatient setting	14
usually occurs in	14
have been used	14
in previously healthy	14
acquisition of data	14
in the last	14
the surface of	14
it is an	14
risk factors of	14
the spread of	14
microscopic examination of	14
pneumonia was defined	14
of influenza and	14
and is a	14
causes of cap	14
were collected from	14
suspected of having	14
has been the	14
obstructive lung disease	14
the exception of	14
the united kingdom	14
intravenous to oral	14
influenza virus pneumonia	14
well as in	14
pneumonia in older	14
human beings and	14
other respiratory viruses	14
pulmonary alveolar macrophages	14
identification of the	14
interstitial lung disease	14
children admitted to	14
suggest that the	14
were included in	14
the form of	14
chest radiograph and	14
radiographic features of	14
tends to be	14
white blood cells	14
the source of	14
diffi cult to	14
an analysis of	14
of the presence	14
identified in the	14
prospective observational study	14
level i evidence	14
may be indicated	14
randomized trial of	14
pneumonia can occur	14
it is necessary	14
they can be	14
the pediatric infectious	14
a score of	14
to the intensive	14
clinical presentation of	14
prior to the	14
with the highest	14
pneumoniae and h	14
infection caused by	14
to increase the	14
is not always	14
wide range of	14
mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia	14
data from the	14
under five years	13
conjugate vaccine in	13
are common in	13
children with bacterial	13
le diagnostic de	13
is likely that	13
committee on immunization	13
with cap and	13
study of community	13
pneumonia in elderly	13
the addition of	13
of the model	13
by influenza a	13
pneumoniae and legionella	13
in this chapter	13
therapy for patients	13
on gram staining	13
of chest radiographs	13
a day for	13
in the literature	13
interlobular septal thickening	13
of combination therapy	13
the interlobular septa	13
in this group	13
in both lungs	13
pneumonia requiring intensive	13
the initial management	13
infection with a	13
be selected in	13
infections in patients	13
plus a macrolide	13
in adults in	13
be taken into	13
the contribution of	13
acquired pneumonia community	13
of the child	13
in this case	13
the percentage of	13
respiratory failure in	13
of cap and	13
day course of	13
america and the	13
is a well	13
those who are	13
and respiratory failure	13
are unable to	13
studies suggest that	13
are filled with	13
le diagnostic des	13
and more than	13
de la maladie	13
viruses such as	13
bronchioles and alveoli	13
be the result	13
onset of fever	13
treatment in patients	13
could not be	13
in severe pneumonia	13
more of the	13
also associated with	13
of chronic bronchitis	13
and children with	13
acquired pneumonia the	13
viral infections of	13
with a history	13
severe respiratory distress	13
less than of	13
in adults hospitalized	13
added to the	13
performance of the	13
and classification of	13
those with a	13
cause of severe	13
bal fluid total	13
treatment of severe	13
to estimate the	13
did not have	13
a case report	13
the list of	13
valent pneumococcal polysaccharide	13
of disease study	13
a clinical diagnosis	13
low risk of	13
the radiographic appearance	13
with severe respiratory	13
of this drug	13
and human beings	13
from all patients	13
is no evidence	13
be related to	13
seen in other	13
than that of	13
of the right	13
the upper airway	13
the classification of	13
detection of viral	13
use of antimicrobial	13
in the general	13
the two groups	13
antibiotics in the	13
la prise en	13
in approximately of	13
a major cause	13
of the incidence	13
in respiratory samples	13
a mortality rate	13
diagnostic and therapeutic	13
diagnosis of influenza	13
respiratory tract is	13
decrease in the	13
study was conducted	13
assay for the	13
study of cases	13
is classified as	13
results in a	13
significant differences in	13
disease in children	13
type and frequency	13
signs of pneumonia	13
mortality rate of	13
that of a	13
of a pandemic	13
table shows the	13
were used to	13
management of communityacquired	13
limited number of	13
and b viruses	13
areas of the	13
alveolar macrophages and	13
infections in adults	13
diagnostic tests for	13
the right lower	13
hospitalization among u	13
and control of	13
portal of entry	13
of a patient	13
with respiratory failure	13
the radiographic findings	13
in pneumonia patients	13
patients who do	13
the chest x	13
of interstitial pneumonia	13
well as the	13
continues to be	13
more than hours	13
administration period of	13
regardless of the	13
cases and controls	13
interstitial pneumonia and	13
with an influenza	13
on the clinical	13
have demonstrated that	13
analysis of a	13
children with cap	13
pathogens in community	13
with chronic lung	13
may be considered	13
is required for	13
there were no	13
were obtained from	13
the process of	13
the first hours	13
should be collected	13
can be useful	13
infections such as	13
roc auc scores	13
of america and	13
patients with ventilator	13
that are not	13
arterial blood gas	13
during the course	13
increased risk for	13
simplex virus pneumonia	13
over the past	13
the acute respiratory	13
of h n	13
bone marrow transplantation	12
initial antibiotic therapy	12
particularly in patients	12
systemic inflammatory response	12
mediastinal lymph nodes	12
of infection in	12
day or g	12
of type i	12
streptococcus pneumoniae is	12
associated with higher	12
is considered to	12
bacterial infection in	12
respiratory tract samples	12
children in developing	12
in cattle and	12
pneumonia during the	12
of death and	12
in all cases	12
in invasive pneumococcal	12
at mg kg	12
the yield of	12
well as a	12
number of cases	12
of the infectious	12
treated with antibiotics	12
to identify low	12
management of adult	12
be considered when	12
found to have	12
unilateral or bilateral	12
in situ hybridization	12
with the development	12
children with non	12
in a community	12
leading to the	12
of cases in	12
antimicrobial therapy in	12
in the blood	12
urinary antigen detection	12
majority of patients	12
is common in	12
the inhalation of	12
in less than	12
source of infection	12
of children under	12
pneumonia among adults	12
may be of	12
presented in table	12
the authors declare	12
the end of	12
results in the	12
exacerbations of chronic	12
are those of	12
quality of care	12
with avian influenza	12
be included in	12
lung disease and	12
are rarely seen	12
in the netherlands	12
fluid total wbc	12
in the form	12
acute respiratory infection	12
a small number	12
wide variety of	12
young children with	12
an improvement in	12
an alternative to	12
infiltrates on chest	12
rules of antimicrobial	12
severe pneumonia and	12
is that the	12
of nosocomial pneumonia	12
clinical characteristics and	12
positive predictive value	12
were admitted to	12
most cases of	12
to identify patients	12
of cap patients	12
a pleural effusion	12
diseases society and	12
advisory committee on	12
chain reaction for	12
of the causative	12
the purpose of	12
do not require	12
over the last	12
treatment of acute	12
critical care medicine	12
respiratory tract symptoms	12
peripheral blood eosinophilia	12
at least two	12
and there is	12
for the first	12
acute exacerbation of	12
those with chronic	12
in patients without	12
pulmonary edema and	12
the h n	12
invasive mechanical ventilation	12
but did not	12
acquired pneumonia due	12
and other respiratory	12
with an increased	12
of the data	12
pandemic influenza a	12
in young adults	12
therapy can be	12
with the use	12
during a pandemic	12
there was a	12
who are at	12
and antibiotic resistance	12
further studies are	12
guidelines for management	12
features of the	12
expressed on myeloid	12
to respiratory failure	12
the developing world	12
h n infection	12
adenovirus pneumonia in	12
is most frequently	12
and prevention of	12
is in the	12
the gold standard	12
of a rapid	12
the scope of	12
among adults hospitalized	12
the evolution of	12
in urine samples	12
is estimated to	12
g once a	12
than those without	12
for respiratory pathogens	12
in severe cap	12
as pseudomonas aeruginosa	12
and south america	12
de la pcr	12
an antimicrobial drug	12
rather than a	12
the quality of	12
study indicated that	12
staphylococcus aureus and	12
etiology of cap	12
a pathogen in	12
american journal of	12
and review of	12
injury to the	12
most common bacterial	12
be admitted to	12
for children with	12
a first choice	12
during the first	12
who are severely	12
such as fever	12
and public health	12
it is estimated	12
is needed to	12
quinolones should be	12
and infectious diseases	12
in the covid	12
as the presence	12
clinical and radiological	12
rapid detection of	12
exacerbation of chronic	12
be performed in	12
types of bacteria	12
ct features of	12
is not recommended	12
on immunization practices	12
leading to a	12
they have no	12
clinical outcomes in	12
idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis	12
are recommended for	12
the causative organism	12
g twice a	12
ventilator associated pneumonia	12
of pandemic influenza	12
introduction of the	12
criteria for severe	12
ct findings of	12
referred to hospital	12
predictive value of	12
a chest x	12
those patients with	12
older than years	12
aspiration risk factors	12
of the infection	12
the causes of	12
the results obtained	12
for pneumonia in	12
clinical and radiographic	12
viral causes of	12
can progress to	12
of a novel	12
clinical manifestations of	12
are able to	12
for the identification	12
these types of	12
first hours of	12
be identified in	12
erythrocyte sedimentation rate	12
increase the risk	12
can be made	12
one third of	12
with evidence of	12
with air bronchogram	12
from the lungs	12
epidemiology and clinical	12
most common in	12
diagnostic testing is	12
of parapneumonic effusions	12
adult patients admitted	12
of a single	12
be difficult to	12
in icu patients	12
administration of antibiotics	12
of chest radiography	12
with suspected pneumonia	12
that they have	12
higher risk of	12
the inflammatory response	12
was performed using	12
the study was	12
the accuracy of	12
older than months	12
are presented in	12
giant cell pneumonia	12
on the right	12
on the pleural	12
of the severity	12
associated with death	12
to confirm the	12
regions of the	12
s and s	12
pneumonia in hiv	12
of antibiotics in	12
with severe illness	12
and so on	12
but may be	12
underlying lung disease	12
diseases in the	12
play a role	12
can be obtained	11
that there is	11
acquired respiratory tract	11
pulmonary lesions are	11
of respiratory pathogens	11
in comparison to	11
organ transplant recipients	11
group of patients	11
a patient who	11
as compared with	11
the th day	11
children with asthma	11
a wide variety	11
in the field	11
development of a	11
to those in	11
recommended for patients	11
as opposed to	11
detection of influenza	11
open lung biopsy	11
more frequent in	11
a lack of	11
been developed to	11
and the united	11
influenza virus and	11
an international derivation	11
burden of childhood	11
the lung in	11
children with acute	11
the association of	11
a wide range	11
is referred to	11
taken into account	11
treated as outpatients	11
in the adult	11
respiratory pathogens in	11
the texture of	11
in treatment of	11
has been estimated	11
systematic analysis for	11
can be detected	11
antimicrobial therapy for	11
in the section	11
significantly higher in	11
health care workers	11
as a complication	11
and outcome in	11
enrolled in the	11
to an icu	11
and clinical characteristics	11
but is not	11
middle lobe syndrome	11
may be caused	11
in patients presenting	11
of children in	11
tuberculous mycobacterium infection	11
of adult patients	11
has been a	11
higher incidence of	11
it has a	11
be divided into	11
patients with sars	11
triggering receptor expressed	11
duration of illness	11
pneumonia severity on	11
a literature review	11
now streptococcus pneumoniae	11
pneumonia is one	11
term care facilities	11
nursing home residents	11
of the pneumococcal	11
patients with and	11
in healthy adults	11
those with underlying	11
to be considered	11
tract infections and	11
microorganisms that cause	11
in the guidelines	11
the right middle	11
from children with	11
those of the	11
the middle and	11
required for the	11
not appear to	11
international derivation and	11
is used to	11
were found in	11
in the developing	11
the lung microbiome	11
human metapneumovirus infection	11
admitted to a	11
of disease and	11
children and young	11
in ventilated patients	11
region of the	11
for pneumonia and	11
to be effective	11
of respiratory infection	11
on the th	11
both lower lung	11
require mechanical ventilation	11
cap in the	11
are rare in	11
used for the	11
pneumonia effect of	11
a foreign body	11
made based on	11
most common pathogen	11
bts guidelines for	11
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of respiratory failure	11
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the etiologic diagnosis	11
resolution ct findings	11
moderate to severe	11
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in the thoracic	11
phase of the	11
resistance to penicillin	11
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chest radiographs in	11
severe pneumococcal pneumonia	11
acquired pneumonia a	11
pseudomonas aeruginosa and	11
nosocomial pneumonia in	11
the virus to	11
in intubated patients	11
of viral infections	11
soluble triggering receptor	11
of an acute	11
with pulmonary infiltrates	11
primary cause of	11
pneumonia in this	11
intranuclear inclusion bodies	11
aspects of the	11
acute and convalescent	11
the selection of	11
of septic shock	11
interstitial pneumonia with	11
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the alveolar interstitium	11
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impact on the	11
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childhood pneumonia and	11
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distribution of the	11
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pediatric patients with	11
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acquired pneumonia severity	11
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children who are	11
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pulmonary defense mechanisms	11
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drotrecogin alfa activated	11
spectrum of pulmonary	11
it would be	11
to make the	11
were positive for	11
clinical presentation and	11
and influenza virus	11
with severe sepsis	11
in a hospital	11
for icu admission	11
tuberculosis in children	11
consolidation in the	11
enlarged lymph nodes	11
be complicated by	11
what is the	11
hospitalized children with	11
the pneumococcal conjugate	11
be considered as	11
about of cases	11
of pneumonia cases	11
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antibiotic treatment is	11
pneumonia and sepsis	11
h n virus	11
pneumococcal pneumonia is	11
positive and negative	11
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the causative pathogen	11
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those caused by	11
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associated with mortality	11
authors declare that	11
antimicrobial susceptibility of	11
the neonatal period	11
the reference standard	11
portion of the	11
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empirical antimicrobial therapy	11
of staphylococcus aureus	11
host defense mechanisms	11
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diagnosis of respiratory	11
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severe disease and	11
care unit patients	11
pores of kohn	11
respiratory tract and	11
of secondary bacterial	11
pao fio ratio	11
reduction in the	11
have been published	11
in those patients	11
tract infections are	11
human metapneumovirus and	11
duration of antibiotic	11
pleural effusion is	11
and atypical pathogens	11
on presentation to	11
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aged years and	11
patients with the	11
retrospective cohort study	11
this form of	11
on myeloid cells	11
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increased susceptibility to	11
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diagnosis of the	11
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pneumonia related to	11
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acquired in the	11
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in all species	11
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patients can be	11
severity on presentation	11
results were obtained	11
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bacteria and viruses	11
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attributable mortality of	11
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period of antimicrobial	11
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frequently seen in	11
acute respiratory disease	11
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etiology in children	10
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was supported by	10
fever and cough	10
the causative agents	10
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influenza a infection	10
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third of patients	10
the incidence and	10
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of patients admitted	10
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in epidemiological studies	10
ml clotted blood	10
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a bacterial pneumonia	10
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