ArticleInfection and drug resistance2026
Clinical Impact of Polymicrobial Interactions in Human-Metapneumovirus-Infected Children: A Targeted Next-Generation Sequencing Based Retrospective Study.
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Purpose: Patients and Methods: This retrospective study enrolled 526 hospitalized children with Results: The median age of the inpatients was 36 months, and 15.6% required ICU admission. The overall prevalence of co-detection among the cohort was 100% since we identified at least one pathogen in the existing results from tNGS. The co-colonization or co-infection pathogen spectrum demonstrated significant age specificity, temporal dynamics, and sample type dependency. Multivariable analysis identified several pathogens independently associated with severe outcomes. Specifically, opportunistic and atypical pathogens (such as Conclusion: Despite limitations including a single-center retrospective design and the absence of an hMPV-negative control group, the co-colonization or co-infection pathogen spectrum in children with
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