And, two (8.7%) in 23 analysis of SGCG+ group: in the HCP forehead swab (n=1) and in the air near HCP's head (n=1). None of the HCPs were infected by SARS-COV2.
CONCLUSIONS:Our results document the presence of SARS-COV2 in infected children environment. The protection effect of SGCG needs additional research.
BACKGROUND AND AIM:Highlighting the importance of risk factors for mortality in critical Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in children (MIS-C). To identify risk factors and survival time in children with critical MIS-C.
METHOD: A multicenter prospective cohort in metropolitanBelém city, involving 65 children with critical MIS-C. We determined short-term (all-cause) mortality in MIS-C group compared with a cohort of 326 critical ill subjects followed up for a median of 5.4 months. The study outcome included the follows: death, need of invasive ventilation or more than 3 organs dysfunctions. Risk factors were tested using univariate regression models, followed by multivariable Cox regression models.
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