Table 2

RSV-associated outcomes in the ISI-RSV risk groups stratified according to antiviral therapy at the URTI stage

Antiviral therapy at the URTI stage
NoYes
Risk groupNo.LRTI, n (%)No.LRTI, n (%)No.LRTI, n (%)Risk ratio for lack of antiviral therapy (95% CI)
Progression from URTI to LRTI 
Low 69 5 (7) 25 4 (16) 44 1 (2) 7 (0.8-59.6) 
Moderate 147 22 (15) 47 11 (23) 100 11 (11) 2.1 (0.9-4.6) 
High
 
21
 
10 (48)
 
8
 
8 (100)
 
13
 
2 (15)
 
6.5 (1.8-23.6)
 

 

 
Death, n (%)
 

 
Death, n (%)
 

 
Death, n (%)
 

 
Low 69 25 44 — 
Moderate 147 4 (3) 47 2 (4) 100 2 (2) 2.1 (0.3-14.6) 
High 21 6 (29) 5 (63) 13 1 (8) 8.1 (1.1-57.6) 
Antiviral therapy at the URTI stage
NoYes
Risk groupNo.LRTI, n (%)No.LRTI, n (%)No.LRTI, n (%)Risk ratio for lack of antiviral therapy (95% CI)
Progression from URTI to LRTI 
Low 69 5 (7) 25 4 (16) 44 1 (2) 7 (0.8-59.6) 
Moderate 147 22 (15) 47 11 (23) 100 11 (11) 2.1 (0.9-4.6) 
High
 
21
 
10 (48)
 
8
 
8 (100)
 
13
 
2 (15)
 
6.5 (1.8-23.6)
 

 

 
Death, n (%)
 

 
Death, n (%)
 

 
Death, n (%)
 

 
Low 69 25 44 — 
Moderate 147 4 (3) 47 2 (4) 100 2 (2) 2.1 (0.3-14.6) 
High 21 6 (29) 5 (63) 13 1 (8) 8.1 (1.1-57.6) 

We observed a significant trend of increasing incidence of progression from URTI to LRTI and RSV-associated mortality with increased risk (P < .001). These trends were maintained even when we stratified the patients according to antiviral therapy. The incidence of both outcomes decreased when antiviral therapy was administered at the URTI stage.

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