ATTENUATED INFLUENZA PRODUCED BY EXPERIMENTAL INTRANASAL INOCULATION
ATTENUATED INFLUENZA PRODUCED BY EXPERIMENTAL INTRANASAL INOCULATION
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DOI:
10.1002/jmv.1890030303
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
影响因子:
12.7
通讯作者:
ROTH, FK
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作者:
LITTLE, JW;DOUGLAS, RG;ROTH, FK
To assess the relative effect of natural vs. experimental influenza illness on pulmonary function, 43 normal adults were compared with documented nonpneumonic influenza A infection during 3 outbreaks: 1974 (A/Port Chalmers/74), 1975 (A/Port Chalmers/74) and 1976 (A/Victoria/75) to 24 normal volunteers following nasal inoculation with wild-type influenza A/England/42/72, A/Scotland/74 or A/Victoria/75. In naturally acquired illness, abnormalities in small airway function and transiently increased airway reactivity were observed. In contrast, no such dysfunction was observed in experimentally induced illness. This group manifested milder illness and significantly shorter duration of cough.