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Duncan CB et al. – Clinical variables and respiratory secretion viral loads were compared in 26 outpatients and 32 inpatients. Cardiopulmonary diseases were more common among inpatients than outpatients, whereas mean RSV load was similar. Nasal viral load was higher in ventilated vs nonventilated hospitalized patients, and high viral load was independently associated with respiratory failure.

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