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Bonadio W, et al. Meta-analysis to Determine Risk for Serious Bacterial Infection in Febrile Outpatient Neonates With RSV Infection. Pediatr Emerg Care. 2016. PMID: 27139289

• The issue if it is necessary to pursue a complete septic workup in kids at risk for serious bacterial infections (SBI) and simultaneous viral syndrome with positive test for RSV has been going around for some time now. For older kids, the risk of an SBI in presence of a positive RSV test is about 5-10% (7%). This papers is a meta-analsysis for the risk of SBI in neonates (<28 -rsv="" 10.5="" 15.3="" a="" about="" absence="" and="" anxiously="" at="" authors="" bottomline="" bronchiolitis="" but="" center="" conclude="" data="" days="" difference="" doing="" febrile="" for="" found="" from="" full="" good="" i="" in="" indicator="" is="" keep="" kids="" larger="" li="" methodology="" neonates="" not="" obtuse="" of="" older="" patients="" pecarn="" plus="" pool="" pooling="" presence="" presenting="" probably="" risk="" rule="" same="" sbi.="" sbi="" should="" significant.="" similar="" somewhat="" statistically="" study.="" syndrome="" that="" the="" their="" they="" those="" time="" to="" wait="" we="" with="" workup="">