XXXX and pandemic influenza A (H1N1) virus infection.

@entity1 @entity410 @entity1032 @entity16 @entity281 @entity1800 @entity683
AIM: To report on a different clinical course of pandemic @entity281 among @entity1 who were @entity16 before the acute onset of the disease, in comparison with @entity1 who were neurologically intact. METHODS: In a period of 6   months, six @entity1 with @entity16 associated with @entity281 were identified in a single institution paediatric emergency room. The @entity1 suffered from @entity410 or @entity1032 during @entity281 . All @entity1 underwent extensive clinical and laboratory assessment. Three @entity1 were @entity16 before the acute onset of the @entity281 . The other three were neurologically intact before the acute @entity1800 . RESULTS: In all six @entity1 , pandemic @entity683 (H1N1) viral RNA was detected in nasopharyngeal specimens but none in the cerebrospinal fluid. Five @entity1 fully recovered or returned to baseline at discharge. The clinical course of the disease and recovery were different between the @entity1 who were @entity16 before the acute @entity1800 and those who were neurologically intact. CONCLUSIONS: It is possible that @entity1 with various neurological conditions are in a higher risk to develop further @entity16 during pandemic @entity281 .
