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When analyzing the monthly occurrences by separating the outbreaks caused by norovirus (the most common causative pathogen) from those caused by other pathogens ( Figure 2C, D ), both Daegu and Gyeongbuk showed a trend where norovirus outbreaks were most frequent in winter (13 in Daegu, 15 in Gyeongbuk), and outbreaks due to other causes were most frequent in summer (8 in Daegu, 19 in Gyeongbuk).
However, the finding that various kinds of infections which presented with a fever showed a trend for a lower risk of atopic diseases (asthma excluded) than corresponding non‐febrile infections suggests that fever may reflect a certain type of host response to infections which regulates the risk of atopic diseases.
We also evaluated the condition of retinas between the groups with or without pretreatment of RSV not only by counting the number of remaining RGCs in GCL through flat-mount and H&E staining, which showed a trend that is consistent with other studies conducted in different animal glaucoma models, 43 – 45 but also through evaluating the retinal function through F-VEP and F-ERG.