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Of these, the most prevalent specimen sources were sputum and tracheal/bronchial aspirates (lower respiratory tract specimens) (n = 57, 60.6 %), followed by ear secretions (n = 14, 14.9 %), blood (n = 10, 10.6 %), CSF (n = 6, 6.4 %), and pleural fluid (n = 7, 7.4 %) (Fig.  1a, Additional file 1: Table S2).

S. aureus was the most prevalent species isolated from inpatient specimens (18.7% of all bacterial isolates) and the second most prevalent (14.7%) from outpatient specimens.

The former, which is most prevalent in older specimens, requires scraping on the reverse to remove connective tissue.

MWPyV was first detected in fecal specimens from healthy children, but we found that MWPyV was the most prevalent PyV detected in respiratory specimens and that it was associated with upper respiratory infection symptoms in >33% of sole detection episodes.

Furthermore, these emm types, and particularly emm1 and emm3 types, are the most prevalent emm types found among specimens causing invasive GAS disease worldwide [ 5, 6].

Blastocystis is one of the most prevalent unicellular parasites in human faecal specimens.

Human herpesvirus 6 and Parvo B19 virus are the most prevalent viruses found in myocardial biopsy specimens from patients with suspected myocarditis [ 94].

HPV53, although considered as low-risk [ 28] or as probable high-risk genotype by others [ 25] does not seem to belong to the most prevalent HPV types reported worldwide in cervical specimens [ 25] though in some Italian studies HPV53 was found as the second (2.7%) and the fifth (3.6%) most prevalent genotype in the general female population and in females with abnormal smears [ 29, 30].

Overall, the most common genotype encountered in this study was G1P[8], being present in 67% of the specimens, and it was also the most prevalent genotype at all sites and during all 4 years.

In all three specimens HPV20, HPV23 and/or HPV37 were the most prevalent types.

The most prevalent substance was cholesterol, which was detected in 95.0% of gallstone specimens.