1. Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Hospitalizations in Infants and the Results of the Anderson et al. (SENTINEL1) Study,

2. Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

3. RSV: Epidemiology

4. Clinical Progression of RSV

5. Clinical Progression of RSV

6. RSV: Pathophysiology

9. RSV in Preterm Infants

11. RSV Knowledge Gap

12. SENTINEL1: Objective

13. SENTINEL 1: 43 US Hospital Study Sites

14. SENTINEL1 Study Design

15. SENTINEL1 Study Methods

16. SENTINEL1: Study Population

17. Characteristics of RSV-confirmed Hospitalization Among all Infants by Gestational Age Group

18. RSV-confirmed Hospital Admissions by Chronologic Age and Gestational Age Group: Infants wGA with Community-Acquired RSV

19. RSV-confirmed ICU Admissions by Chronologic Age and Gestational Age Group: Infants wGA with Community-Acquired RSV

20. RSV-confirmed Invasive Mechanical Ventilation by Chronologic Age and Gestational Age Group: Infants wGA with Community-Acquired RSV

21. Severe RSV Disease Occurs Most Frequently in First Months of Life for Infants 29-35 wGA

22. Hospital Charges of Enrolled Infants with Community-acquired RSV-confirmed Hospitalizations by Intensity of Care Required and Gestational Age Group (n=183)

23. RSV-related Health Care Resource Utilization Before and After Index RSV Hospitalization (RSVH)

24. Effect of Gestational Age & Chronologic Age on ICU Admission

25. Effect of Gestational & Chronologic Age on Need for Invasive Mechanical Ventilation

26. SENTINEL1- Discussion