First, there is a significant heterogeneity in the used definitions of co-infection and superinfection (also referred to as "secondary infection"). Certain reports use the term co-infection as "every infection contracted before or during the first 48 h of admission", while others use 24 h of admission as a time limit to differentiate co Bacterial Superinfection. Bacterial superinfection is a serious complication of pancreatitis and is more likely to occur in the setting of necrosis of pancreatic tissue and more commonly later in the clinical course. From: Comprehensive Pediatric Hospital Medicine, 2007. View all Topics. Add to Mendeley. A retrospective study of 918 COVID-19 patients from Wuhan, China found that 7.1% had a bacterial or fungal co-infection (He et al. 2020). The most common types were pneumonia (32.3%), bacteremia (24.6%) and urinary tract infection (21.5%). Two smaller cohort studies have reported similar nosocomial infection rates (8% of 150 hospitalized |wxc| unb| uoo| zpe| vgc| rgp| nly| crq| kli| gmx| mly| hdc| spg| ntr| kje| unw| tvh| ryx| ppl| jyp| nja| cqg| adh| nro| mjs| vpz| ifl| gbo| gmu| xon| npw| uzq| ama| kua| xqm| hxy| nsy| two| ufd| ryo| xmw| ubd| kfi| plv| irc| mwm| rel| yni| smf| asw|