Global Coinfections with Bacteria, Fungi, and Respiratory Viruses in Children with SARS-CoV-2: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Saad AlhumaidMuneera AlabdulqaderNourah Al DossaryZainab Al AlawiAbdulrahman A AlnaimKoblan M Al MutaredKhalid Al NoaimMohammed A Al GhamdiSuha Jafar AlbahraniAbdulaziz A AlahmariSarah Mahmoud Al Hajji MohammedYameen Ali AlmatawahOmar Musa BayameenAhmed Abdulwhab AlismaeelSherifah Khaled AlzamilSamiah Ahmad AlturkiZahra'a Radi AlbrahimNasreen Ahmad Al BagshiHesham Yousef AlshawarebJaafar Abdullah AlhudarQassim Abdulatif AlgurairySamirah Mansour AlghadeerHassan Ali AlhadabTaleb Nasser AljubranYousif Ahmad AlabdulalyAbbas Al MutairAli A RabaanPublished in: Tropical medicine and infectious disease (2022)
were the most common identified virus and bacterium in children infected with SARS-CoV-2. Knowledge of bacterial, fungal, and/or respiratory viral confections has potential diagnostic and treatment implications in COVID-19 children.