摘要
目的:探讨EV_(71)病毒感染儿童重症手足口病的临床危险因素。方法:将122例EV_(71)病毒感染的手足口病患儿分为重症组(53例)和轻症组(69例),根据相关因素及临床特征进行单因素分析后再采用Logistic回归分析的方法进行多因素分析。结果:入院时,重症组和轻症组患儿在精神差、心率快、呼吸急促、高热、恶心呕吐、肢体颤抖、血糖和血白细胞等方面进行比较,其差异均有统计学意义(P<0.05)。Logistic回归分析显示:精神差、心率快、高热、恶心呕吐及肢体颤抖是重症手足口病的危险因素(P<0.05)。结论:手足口病患者出现精神差,病程中伴有高热、恶心呕吐、心率加快和肢体颤抖等症状,需高度警惕为EV_(71)感染的重症手足口病,密切观察患儿病情,及时给予积极有效的治疗,有助于减少手足口病的病死率。
Objective: The primary objectives were to find clinical risk factors of severe hand-foot-mouth disease (HFMD) associated with EV71 infection.Methods: A retrospective clinical case-control study was conducted in 122 hand-foot-mouth disease patients to compare severe and mild cases of patients infected with the EV71 virus.For the significant variables found during univariate analysis, Multi-factorial logistic regression was used to analyze independent associations between potential risk factors and severe HFMD.Results: The results of univariate analysis on the onset of disease showed that risk factors for severe HFMD include reduced consciousness, tachycardia, Tachypnea, fever(&gt;39.1℃), sicchasia and vomiting, myoclonus, hyperglycemia, leukocytosis(P〈0.05).The multi-factorial logistic regression revealed that the main risk factors for severe cases were reduced consciousness, tachycardia, fever (〉39.1℃)occurring before hospitalization, sicchasia and vomiting,myoclonus(P〈0.05).Conclusion: The readily elicited clinical risk factors than were reduced consciousness, tachycardia, fever(〉39.1℃) occurring before hospitalization, sicchasia and vomiting,myoclonus were identified to help detect children at severe cases of hand, foot and mouth disease with EV71 virus infection.These risk factors may serve as a guide to clinicians to decide the need for hospitalization and further investigation and close monitoring for disease progression in children with HFMD.
出处
《陕西医学杂志》
CAS
2017年第9期1172-1173,1205,共3页
Shaanxi Medical Journal
基金
陕西省科学技术研究发展项目(2011K12-82)
陕西省科技统筹创新工程计划项目(S2016TNSF0078)
西安市卫生和计划生育委员会科技计划项目(J201603049)
关键词
感染/并发症
手足口病/病因学
病毒性疾病
危险因素
Infection/complication
Hand,foot and mouth disease/etiology
Virus diseases
Risk factors