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In conclusion, this study shows a marked decrease in hospitalisations and intensive care admissions for bronchiolitis in winter 2020-2021, and respiratory syncytial virus infections were almost totally absent. Social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a marked decrease in hospitalisations for bronchiolitis Bronchiolitis is the most common acute viral infection of the lower airways in infants and the main cause of hospitalisation and death from viral infections in western countries. [Extracted from the article]

Dense, yellowish, milky residuals were obtained from nasogastric suction, and gastric milk curd with a wall sufferance resembling necrotising enterocolitis was diagnosed. The main risk factors are prematurity and low birth weight.1 The pathogenesis of milk curd obstruction is probably multifactorial and still not clear, as it can develop in infants fed with both formula and human milk. [Extracted from the article]