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. 2012 Aug 9;7(4):559–566. doi: 10.1111/j.1750-2659.2012.00418.x

Table 3.

Number and percent of viruses detected in samples where co‐infection was identified, April 21, 2009‐February 25, 2010 sentinel network, Ontario, Canada

Co‐infection viruses Counts n (%)
Influenza A*/Respiratory Syncytial B 100 (64·1)
Influenza A/Enterovirus/rhinovirus 34 (21·8)
Parainfluenza 1/Enterovirus/rhinovirus 5 (3·2)
Influenza A/Enterovirus/rhinovirus /Respiratory Syncytial 4 (2·6)
Influenza A/Parainfluenza 3 3 (1·9)
Influenza A/Parainfluenza 1/Enterovirus/rhinovirus 2 (1·3)
Influenza A/Parainfluenza 2 2 (1·3)
Respiratory Syncytial/Coronavirus OC 43 2 (1·3)
Influenza A/Adenovirus 1 (0·6)
Influenza A/Respiratory Syncytial A 1 (0·6)
Influenza A/Respiratory Syncytial B /Parainfluenza 2 1 (0·6)
Parainfluenza 2/Parainfluenza 3 1 (0·6)
Total 156 (100)

*All influenza A samples were influenza A/(H1N1) pdm09 except 15 samples which were unable to subtype due to low viral load.

Enterovirus/rhinovirus includes human rhinovirus and enterovirus/rhinovirus.