Table 1 Data and outcome for RSV-PCR positive preterm infants
From: An outbreak of RSV infections in a neonatology clinic during the RSV-season
Patient (P) | 26–27 GW | 31–34 GW | BW (g) | Days | BPD | Palivizumab | RSV - PCR I | RSV - PCR II | RSV related symptoms | MV / O2 | Bacterial Co-infection | RSV-outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Yes | – | 1050 | 95 | Severe | 3 | (+) | (+) | Severe LRTI Pneumonia | MV | Enterobacter cloacae, MRSE (tracheal probe) | Prolonged hospitalization |
2 | Yes | – | 840 | 84 | Moderate | 1 | (+) | (+) | Severe LRTI Pneumonia | MV | Stenotrofomonas maltofilia (tracheal probe) | Prolonged hospitalization |
3 | – | Yes | 1410 | 46 | – | – | (+) | No data | LRTI (mild) | O2 | – | Recovered |
4 | – | Yes | 1410 | 23 | – | – | (+) | (+) | LRTI (moderate) Pneumonia | O2 | – | Recovered |
5 | – | Yes | 1470 | 33 | – | – | (+) | (+) | LRTI (moderate) | O2 | – | Recovered |
6 | Yes | – | 1100 | 69 | Moderate | 1 | – | (+) | LRTI (moderate) | O2 | – | Recovered |
7 | Yes | – | 850 | 69 | Mild | 1 | – | (+) | No symptoms | – | – | Healthy |