We report pertussis cases in 4 infants less than 6 months admitted with symptoms compatible with pertussis to the intensive care unit of the Universit\ue0 Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Rome, April 2014. Realtime PCR confirmed pertussis diagnosis for the 4 infants, 2 of them were cousins, and for the household contacts of 1 of them. Analysis of pertussis toxin, its promoter and pertactin was also performed. First of all, this report emphasizes the need to investigate household contact of infants with pertussis; secondly, to evaluate the selective vaccination of household members of newborns as an effective programme to reduce pertussis in infants
PERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance systaem of infants hospitalised with pertussis in six Europ...
In typical pertussis in young infants, the child will appear deceptively well; he or she will have c...
Pertussis continues to be a relevant public-health issue. The high coverage rates achieved have decr...
We report pertussis cases in 4 infants less than 6 months admitted with symptoms compatible with per...
AbstractThis study investigated 41 infants, aged <4 months, who were hospitalised with symptoms comp...
We conducted a study to determine the main traits of pertussis among unimmunized infants less than 6...
Background: Routine surveillance systems for pertussis often suffer from under-recognition and under...
In terms of adverse outcomes, infants remain the group most vulnerable to severe pertussis disease. ...
Background: Increased incidence of pertussis has been noted among infants too young to be immunized....
Abstract Background Pertussis remain a global health concern, especially in infants too young to ini...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
PERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance systaem of infants hospitalised with pertussis in six Europ...
In typical pertussis in young infants, the child will appear deceptively well; he or she will have c...
Pertussis continues to be a relevant public-health issue. The high coverage rates achieved have decr...
We report pertussis cases in 4 infants less than 6 months admitted with symptoms compatible with per...
AbstractThis study investigated 41 infants, aged <4 months, who were hospitalised with symptoms comp...
We conducted a study to determine the main traits of pertussis among unimmunized infants less than 6...
Background: Routine surveillance systems for pertussis often suffer from under-recognition and under...
In terms of adverse outcomes, infants remain the group most vulnerable to severe pertussis disease. ...
Background: Increased incidence of pertussis has been noted among infants too young to be immunized....
Abstract Background Pertussis remain a global health concern, especially in infants too young to ini...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
International audienceIntroductionPERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance system of infants hospita...
PERTINENT is a pilot active surveillance systaem of infants hospitalised with pertussis in six Europ...
In typical pertussis in young infants, the child will appear deceptively well; he or she will have c...
Pertussis continues to be a relevant public-health issue. The high coverage rates achieved have decr...