CLINICOPATHOLOGIC STUDY OF 33 FATAL CASES OF ASIAN INFLUENZA
CLINICOPATHOLOGIC STUDY OF 33 FATAL CASES OF ASIAN INFLUENZA
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DOI:
10.1056/nejm195903122601101
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发表时间:
1959-01-01
影响因子:
158.5
通讯作者:
KAJI, M
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作者:
OSEASOHN, R;ADELSON, L;KAJI, M
THE 1957 pandemic of Asian influenza was associated with a high attack rate and excess pneumonia mortality1; influenza-associated deaths were most common at the extremes of life. Although case fatality rates were low, the course of some cases was fulminant2345and comparable with the rapidly lethal variety of influenza observed in the pandemic of 1918–206and in several subsequent epidemics.7Recent reports of deaths associated with Asian influenza2345,89101112describe explosive, rapidly progressive and unresponsive respiratory failure frequently associated with staphylococcal infection, primary influenzal pneumonitis, neurologic and cardiac involvement, the rare isolation ofHaemophilus influenzaefrom the respiratory tract and . . .