Features of the course of COVID-19 in combination with respiratory mycoplasmosis in children

N. Dracheva, L. Mazankova, E. Samitova, I. Osmanov, O. Klimova, O. Demina
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, the combination of infections caused by SARS-Cov-2 and M. rheimopiae is the subject of increased attention of clinicians. This article presents an observation of 37 children with COVID-19 in combination with respiratory mycoplasmosis (RM), the purpose of which was to identify the features of the course of combined infections compared with monoinfections. According to the results of the study, the similarity of the clinical picture of upper and lower respiratory tract lesions in the groups of combined infections and monoinfection COVID-19 was reliably established, which requires updating the examination and treatment plan in the study cohort of children.
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儿童COVID-19合并呼吸道支原体病病程特点
在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,由SARS-Cov-2和rheimopiae引起的联合感染日益受到临床医生的关注。本文对37例小儿COVID-19合并呼吸道支原体病(RM)进行了观察,目的是比较合并感染与单一感染的病程特点。根据本研究结果,可靠地建立了合并感染组和单感染组COVID-19上、下呼吸道病变临床表现的相似性,这需要更新儿童研究队列的检查和治疗方案。
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