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BMJ Open Respir Res . Winter respiratory adult hospitalisations 2012-2025: a tertiary single-centre observational study assessing hospitalisation freq

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BMJ Open Respir Res

. 2026 Nov 9;13(1):e004457.
doi: 10.1136/bmjresp-2026-004457.

Winter respiratory adult hospitalisations 2012-2025: a tertiary single-centre observational study assessing hospitalisation frequency and clinical severity of respiratory syncytial virus versus influenza infections​


Marc Bourgeois 1 2 , Nathalie Ausselet 3 2 , Pierre-Emmanuel Plum 3 , Mathilde Berghmans 3 , Nathan Scius 4 , Henri Thonon 2 4 , Céline Couvreur 4 , Isabelle Michaux 5 , Pierre Bulpa 2 5 , Thibault Gennart 5 , Te-Din Huang 2 6 , Corentin Deckers 2 6 , Pierre Bogaerts 6 , Yinthe Dockx 7 , Sarah Denayer 8 , Sophie Van Heden 2 9 , Benedicte Delaere 3

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Keywords: Clinical Epidemiology; Critical Care; Respiratory Infection; Viral infection.
 
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