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Meanings of respiratory tract 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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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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An elderly patient, already on end-of-life care, had a mysterious respiratory infection.
Reuters
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F Domantas Sabonis might still recovering from battling an upper respiratory infection.
Reuters
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Results: The main causes of infant morbidity were gastrointestinal and respiratory infections.
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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.
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Therefore, short-term therapy with dirithromycin may be useful for many respiratory infections.
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Down's syndrome children are known to have increased susceptibility to respiratory infections.
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Usage of respiratory tract infections in English
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Interpretation: Procalcitonin guidance substantially reduced antibiotic use in lower respiratory tract infections.
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Among these latter, the dominant role is taken by respiratory tract infections.
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Two significant risk factors are viral lower respiratory tract infections and atopy.
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Used appropriately, biomarkers improve the assessment of respiratory tract infections and sepsis.
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Upper respiratory tract infections are the most common source of antibiotic prescriptions.
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The most common cause of pediatric hemoptysis is lower respiratory tract infections.
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Viral respiratory tract infections are a major cause of wheezing in infants.
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Background: Few studies have analysed adherence to antibiotic treatment in respiratory tract infections.
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Of particular concern are ineffective cough, secretion retention and recurrent respiratory tract infections.
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Before the advent of HAART, respiratory tract infections probably played a major role.
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Background: Wheezing and chest tightness is associated with respiratory tract infections.
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The vast majority of acute upper respiratory tract infections are caused by viruses.
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Viral respiratory tract infections in lung transplant recipients may be severe.
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The rates of other respiratory tract infections were the secondary outcomes.
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Thus the occurrence of respiratory tract infections may influence the prevalence of asthma.
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Background: Viral respiratory tract infections are the most frequent cause of asthma exacerbations.
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