Rhinovirus And Its Role in Sore Throat and Respiratory Tract Infections

Yıl 2017, Cilt: 9 Sayı: 3, 22 - 24, 30.05.2017

Prof. Dr. Selçuk Mıstık

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Abstract

Most of the infectious agents in sore throat and upper respiratory infections are viruses. Rhinovirus is the most common infectious agent isolated from these infections.However, there are still many patients using antibiotics for these infections. Measuresmust be taken to prevent this unnecessary use of antibiotics and increase in antibioticresistance.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Rhinovirus, sore throat, respiratory tract infections

Rinovirus ve Boğaz Ağrısı ve SolunumYolları Enfeksiyonlarındaki Yeri

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Boğaz ağrısı ve üst solunum yolları enfeksiyonu olanların çoğunda etken viruslardır. Bu enfeksiyonlardan en sık izole edilen enfeksiyon etkeni ise rinovirustur. BununAbstractMost of the infectious agents in sore throat and upper respiratory infections are vi-ruses. Rhinovirus is the most common infectious agent isolated from these infections.However, there are still many patients using antibiotics for these infections. Measuresmust be taken to prevent this unnecessary use of antibiotics and increase in antibioticresistance.la beraber, halen birçok hasta bu enfeksiyonlarda antibiyotik kullanmaktadır. Gereksizyere antibiyotik kullanımı ve bunun sonucunda antibiyotik direnci gelişiminin önlenmesi için önlem alınmalıdır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Rinovirüs, boğaz ağrısı, solunum yolu enfeksiyonları

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