Publications by authors named "Yasumichi Kuwabara"
Article Synopsis
- RSV infection in infants can escalate to severe conditions, particularly in cases requiring intubation or with cardiopulmonary arrest on arrival.
- The study from Kyoto identified 25 severe RSV patients, and detailed results were analyzed from 21, with a focus on higher white blood cell count, lactate dehydrogenase, and lower sodium levels in severe cases compared to milder ones.
- The outcomes showed that 19% of patients died, while 67% improved and were discharged, indicating a significant recovery rate despite the severity of some cases.
