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Kuster and colleagues (Critical Care 15:R182) recently reported that during seasonal influenza febrile patients admitted to critical care with a diagnosis of pneumonia or respiratory infection are likely to have a diagnosis of influenza. Prompt identification of patients with influenza facilitates early empirical therapy and infection control. However, optimal management of patients requires confirmatory diagnostic microbiological testing and is exemplified by the case of a young male admitted at the peak of seasonal influenza.

The importance of diagnostic testing in the management of community-acquired respiratory infection during influenza season