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The importance of viruses in ventilator-Associated pneumonia
Andrew F. Shorr
, Daniel T. Ilges
, Scott T. Micek
,
Marin H. Kollef
Division of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
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Virus
100%
Ventilator-associated Pneumonia
100%
Viral
27%
Adjusted Odds Ratio
18%
Immunosuppression
18%
Sensitivity Analysis
18%
95% Confidence Interval
18%
Clinical Outcomes
9%
Clinical Features
9%
Logistic Regression
9%
Screening Test
9%
Patient Characteristics
9%
Tertiary Care
9%
Viral Infection
9%
Mortality Rate
9%
Cytomegalovirus
9%
Baseline Characteristics
9%
Stem Cell Transplantation
9%
Referral Center
9%
Severe Infection
9%
Rhinovirus
9%
Influenza A
9%
Non-viral
9%
Viral Processes
9%
Excess Mortality
9%
Mixed Infection
9%
Mixed Bacterial Infections
9%
Infection Characteristics
9%
Medicine and Dentistry
Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia
100%
Virus
100%
Infection
18%
Immunosuppressive Treatment
18%
Mortality Rate
18%
Virus Infection
18%
Odds Ratio
18%
Tertiary Care
9%
Prevalence
9%
Clinical Feature
9%
Stem Cell Therapy
9%
Logistic Regression Analysis
9%
Patient Characteristics
9%
Retrospective Study
9%
Patient Referral
9%
Bacterial Infection
9%
Cytomegalovirus
9%
Screening Test
9%
Influenza A
9%
Rhinovirus
9%
Immunology and Microbiology
Virus
100%
Infectious Disease
27%
Infection
27%
Immunosuppression
18%
Mortality Rate
18%
Prevalence
9%
Stem Cell Transplantation
9%
Cytomegalovirus
9%
Influenza
9%
Rhinovirus
9%
Screening Test
9%
Virus Infection
9%