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Meanings of respiratory infections in English

Russian
респираторная инфекция
Portuguese
infecções respiratórias
Catalan
infecció del tracte respiratori
Spanish
infección de las vías respiratorias

Infectious disease affecting nose, throat and lungs.

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респираторная инфекция
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Examples for "respiratory tract infection"
Examples for "respiratory tract infection"
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None had clinical evidence of a recent viral lower respiratory tract infection.
Pubmed
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About one-third of the world's population caught this acute respiratory tract infection.
The South African
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Healthcare-associated Legionnaires' disease often leads to fatal respiratory tract infection among hospitalized patients.
Pubmed
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Side effects included upper respiratory tract infection, nasal inflammation and headache.
Reuters
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Both are antibody-based treatments for viral respiratory tract infection in children.
Reuters
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He had episodes of hemolytic crisis several times after upper respiratory infection.
Pubmed
2
Antibiotics are able to cure only one virus respiratory infection - Psittacosis.
The new yorker
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Side effects included restless legs, headache, insomnia, upper respiratory infection and restlessness.
Reuters
4
An elderly patient, already on end-of-life care, had a mysterious respiratory infection.
Reuters
5
F Domantas Sabonis might still recovering from battling an upper respiratory infection.
Reuters
1
Interpretation: Procalcitonin guidance substantially reduced antibiotic use in lower respiratory tract infections.
Pubmed
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Among these latter, the dominant role is taken by respiratory tract infections.
Pubmed
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Two significant risk factors are viral lower respiratory tract infections and atopy.
Pubmed
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Used appropriately, biomarkers improve the assessment of respiratory tract infections and sepsis.
Pubmed
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Upper respiratory tract infections are the most common source of antibiotic prescriptions.
Pubmed
Usage of respiratory infections in English
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Results: The main causes of infant morbidity were gastrointestinal and respiratory infections.
Pubmed
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Children are highly vulnerable to respiratory infections as winter bites, he said.
Reuters
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Results: During the period of observation, 42 episodes of respiratory infections occurred.
Pubmed
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Therefore, short-term therapy with dirithromycin may be useful for many respiratory infections.
Pubmed
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Down's syndrome children are known to have increased susceptibility to respiratory infections.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, co-infection of tuberculosis with other bacterial lower respiratory infections may occur.
Pubmed
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Symptoms of bacterial and viral respiratory infections can overlap, the committee said.
Reuters
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Since the 1930s, vitamin C has been proposed for treating respiratory infections.
Independent.ie
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Conclusions: Outpatients with respiratory infections treated with antibiotics showed poor adherence outcomes.
Pubmed
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Recently Legionella pneumophila is the main causative waterborne organism of severe respiratory infections.
Pubmed
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The month of November brings with it a rise in childhood respiratory infections.
The Irish Times
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Others have respiratory infections, the same that we see in Calais, Hanryon said.
Reuters
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Suspected pneumococcal upper respiratory infections and pneumonia are often treated with macrolide antibiotics.
Pubmed
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In winter, he said symptoms of Covid overlapped with other seasonal respiratory infections.
Radio NZ
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Neurological complications are more frequent in patients with severe respiratory infections.
Pubmed
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The deaths from diarrhoea and acute respiratory infections were easily preventable.
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