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Table 1 Patient demographics and medical information

From: Small quantities of respiratory syncytial virus RNA only in large droplets around infants hospitalized with acute respiratory infections

Patient

Sex

Age

Weight (kg)

Co-

infection

Symptom

Started with vaccination program*

Suppl. oxygen

Medication$

Antibiotics

Other§

1

M

2 months¥

4.7

Dyspnea

No

Yes

Ipratropium (0.25 mg)

Salbutamol (2.5 mg)

Xylometazoline

(0.25 mg/ml)

Paracetamol (60 mg)

No

No

2

F

1 month

5.0

Bronchiolitis

No

Yes

Xylometazoline (0.25 mg/ml)

Paracetamol (60 mg)

No

Vitamin K oil droplets

3

M

10 days

3.8

Sinusitis

No

Yes

Xylometazoline

(0.25 mg/ml)

Paracetamol (60 mg)

Amoxicillin (500 mg/ml)

Cefotaxime (500 mg/ml)

No

4

M

2 months

6.4

RV

Dyspnea

No

Yes

Xylometazoline (0.25 mg/ml)

Paracetamol (120 mg)

No

Vitamin K oil droplets

Cholecalciferol

(10 µg)

5

M

7 months

11.1

RV

Bronchiolitis & Tachypnea

Yes

Yes

Xylometazoline

(0.25 mg/ml)

Paracetamol (240 mg)

Hypertonic saline inhalation (2.5 mg/ml)

No

Cholecalciferol

(10 µg)

6

F

3 months

6.0

Bronchiolitis & Dyspnea

Yes

Yes

Ibuprofen (20 mg/ml)

Paracetamol (120 mg)

Hypertonic saline inhalation (0.9 mg/ml)

No

Cholecalciferol

(10 µg)

  1. Standard medical treatment was only supportive and aimed at relieving symptoms. (¥) born premature, (*) according to Dutch vaccination program, ($) was given if needed, (§) was given once a day