Community burden of Respiratory Viruses infections during influenza seasons from 2016/2017 to 2023/2024, Apulia region (Southern Italy)

vealed genetically diverse isolates without clusters of epidemiologically and genetically linked cases.20 different capsule-encoding loci (KL) were identified, the most common being KL64, KL17 and KL1 accounting for 32 (46%), 8 (12%) and 5 (7%) confirmed KpID cases, respectively.7 lipopolysaccharide-encoding loci (O loci) were identified with a predominance of O1/O2V1 (67%) and O1/O2V2 (19%).Discussion: These observations demonstrate the magnitude of the morbidity and mortality associated with KpID.Conclusion: Rapid identification of patients with invasive antimicrobial-resistant KpID is imperative in order to treat patients appropriately and timeously.The rise of AMR together with a limited antibiotic pipeline has piqued interest in the use of vaccines to prevent KpID in at-risk adults.

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International Journal of Infectious Diseases
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijid.2024.107527
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Respiratory viral infections research
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Community burden of Respiratory Viruses infections during influenza seasons from 2016/2017 to 2023/2024, Apulia region (Southern Italy)

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Community burden of Respiratory Viruses infections during influenza seasons from 2016/2017 to 2023/2024, Apulia region (Southern Italy)

Daniele Casulli, Daniela Loconsole, Domenico Orlando, Dr Alfredo Marziani, Dr Francesca Centrone, Dr Anna Sallustio, Prof. Maria Chironna
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Abstract

vealed genetically diverse isolates without clusters of epidemiologically and genetically linked cases.20 different capsule-encoding loci (KL) were identified, the most common being KL64, KL17 and KL1 accounting for 32 (46%), 8 (12%) and 5 (7%) confirmed KpID cases, respectively.7 lipopolysaccharide-encoding loci (O loci) were identified with a predominance of O1/O2V1 (67%) and O1/O2V2 (19%).Discussion: These observations demonstrate the magnitude of the morbidity and mortality associated with KpID.Conclusion: Rapid identification of patients with invasive antimicrobial-resistant KpID is imperative in order to treat patients appropriately and timeously.The rise of AMR together with a limited antibiotic pipeline has piqued interest in the use of vaccines to prevent KpID in at-risk adults.

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Community burden of Respiratory Viruses infections during influenza seasons from 2016/2017 to 2023/2024, Apulia region (Southern Italy) — Daniele Casulli, Daniela Loconsole, et al. · International Journal of Infectious Diseases (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS