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. 2010 Jan 27;47(3):219–223. doi: 10.1016/j.jcv.2010.01.001

Table 1.

HRVC-QCE detections, severity of respiratory illness and diagnosis.

Diagnosis and HRVC-QCE variant Age in months (number and proportion of HRVC-QCE detections)/sex and pre-existing conditions Other viruses co-detected Hospital admission Cough/fever Severity score
Expiratory wheezing (n = 5; 38.5%)
 HRVC-QCE 001 42/Ma Y Y/N 2
 HRVC-QCE 004 24/Fa,b Y Y/Y 1
 HRVC-QCE 005 10/Ma HBoV Y Y/N 3
 HRVC-QCE 006 18/Ma HBoV; KIPyV Y Y/N 1
 HRVC-QCE 007 12/Ma Y Y/N 2



Transplant or underlying conditions (n = 5; 38.5%)
 HRVC-QCE 003 10/F ALL. Deceasedb Y Y/N 3
 HRVC-QCE 010 9/F AMLb Y N/N 1
 HRVC-QCE 009 5/M CFb Y Y/N 2
 HRVC-QCE 013 26/M CFb HRSV N Y/NR 0
 HRVC-QCE 012 7/M Lung disease of prematurity; bronchiolitisa HBoV Y NR/N 1



Febrile convulsion (n = 2; 15.4%)
 HRVC-QCE 008 20/Fb Y Y/Y 2
 HRVC-QCE 011 15/M HBoV Y N/Y 1



Upper respiratory tract infection (n = 1; 7.7%)
 HRVC-QCE 002 9/F N Y/Y 0

ALL = acute lymphoblastic leukemia; AML = acute myeloblastic leukemia; CF = cystic fibrosis; HBoV = human bocavirus; HRSV = human respiratory syncytial virus; KIPyV = KI polyomavirus; M = male; F = female; NR = not recorded in chart.

a

Bronchodilators.

b

Antibiotics.