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The role of rhinoviruses in chronic bronchitis was examined serologically in the community of Tecumseh, Michigan. Five different rhinovirus types had been identified by isolation to be present in the community during the time of the study. They were tested against serums obtained from persons with chronic bronchitis and matched control subjects. Both males and females with chronic bronchitis had more frequent infections than did the control subjects; for males, the differences were significant. The higher infection rate among the bronchitic subjects was not related to their being deficient in antibody at the start of the study. It was concluded that persons with chronic bronchitis appear to be more susceptible to rhinovirus infection, as they are to other viral pathogens.
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
October 1967,
Canadian Medical Association journal,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
August 1967,
British medical journal,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
August 1968,
Journal of medical microbiology,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
March 1968,
Les Cahiers du College de medecine des hopitaux de Paris,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
September 2014,
Respiratory research,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
November 2016,
International forum of allergy & rhinology,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
September 1972,
Therapie der Gegenwart,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
April 1976,
The American review of respiratory disease,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
March 1975,
The New England journal of medicine,
A S Monto, and
E R Bryan
July 1973,
Revista clinica espanola,
