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EDITORIAL Lung Ultrasound in Infants With Respiratory Infections More Important the Age or the Pathogen? Danilo Buonsenso, MD,*† Paolo Tomà, MD,‡ Nicola Pirozzi, MD,* Alessia Mesturino, MD,‡ Rosa Morello, MD,* Antonietta Curatola, MD,* Piero Valentini, MD,*† Theodore J. Dubinsky,§ and Anna Maria Musolino, MD∥ Key Words: lung ultrasound, artifacts, bronchiolitis, personalized medicine, precision medicine n recent years, the use of lung ultrasound (LUS) has rapidly increased. Its role in the eval- I uation of many thoracic diseases and its ability to detect different lung conditions is cur- rently widely accepted, in both adult and pediatric practice. To date, the majority of published studies in children concern community acquired pneumonia (CAP) and bronchiol- itis. The accuracy of LUS in CAP is widely documented. Regarding bronchiolitis, several au- thors proposed ultrasound scores to predict outcome and to detect superimposed pneumonia. A scoring system based on a specific ultrasound pattern characterized by involvement of the posterior paravertebral areas and B lines. However, the majority of pediatric studies use the very same ultrasound findings de- scribed for adults. However, the respiratory tract has specific characteristics in the pediatric population during the first months of life that do not translate to pediatric practice without
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