Malignant pertussis in infants: factors associated with mortality in a multicenter cohort study

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2021
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Abstract
Malignant pertussis (MP) affects young infants and is characterized by respiratory distress, perpetual tachycardia and hyperleukocytosis up to 50 G/l, leading to multiple organ failure and death in 75% of cases. Leukodepletion may improve prognosis. A ...
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Authors Mathilde Coquaz-Garoudet, Dominique Ploin, Robin Pouyau, Yoav Hoffmann, Julien-Frederic Baleine, Benoît Boeuf, Hugues Patural, Anne Millet, Marc Labenne, Renaud Vialet, Didier Pinquier, Marie Cotillon, Jérôme Rambaud, Etienne Javouhey;Mathilde Coquaz-Garoudet;Dominique Ploin;Robin Pouyau;Yoav Hoffmann;Julien-Frederic Baleine;Benoît Boeuf;Hugues Patural;Anne Millet;Marc Labenne;Renaud Vialet;Didier Pinquier;Marie Cotillon;Jérôme Rambaud;Etienne Javouhey;
Journal annals of intensive care
Year 2021
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10.1186/s13613-021-00856-y
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