Clinical and factorial analysis of pathological states in acute intestinal infections in children

Title:

Clinical and factorial analysis of pathological states in acute intestinal infections in children
Clinical and factorial analysis of pathological states in acute intestinal infections in children

Creator:

Shadjalilova, Mukarram

Contributor:

Shadjalilova, Mukarram

Identifier:

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Subject:

akutní nemoc, nemoci střev--diagnóza--etiologie--patologie, rizikové faktory, statistika jako téma, hospitalizace, výzkumný projekt, dítě, předškolní dítě, and kojenec

Type:

model:article, article, Text, statistics, techniky in vitro, and TEXT

Format:

braille, electronic resource, remote, and elektronický zdroj

Description:

The author reported clinical characteristic features and risk factors for acute intestinal infections in 225 children (140 boys and 85 girls, mean age 1.5 years old). 90 (40%) patients aged up to 12 months, 101 (44.9%) were from 1 to 2 years old, and 34 (15.1%) were more than 2 years old. Most children were hospitalized in the first week of illness and had moderate severe course of disease. Severe forms of illness reliably more often were noted in children being on artificial feeding. Toxicdystrophic condition, severe forms and perinatal encephalopathy were prevailed in boys. Factorial analysis revealed 20 most significant factors with factorization fullness 70.8%. The most significant factors were F1( factor of hyperthermia duration) with 8.5% effect, F2 (factor of pain syndrome) 5.8%, F3 (factor of normal enzymatic activity of colon bacillus) 4.9%, F4 (etiological factor) 4.6%, as well as F5( factor of opportunistic flora of the intestine) 4.4%, respectively., Mukarram Shadjalilova, and Literatura

Language:

English

Rights:

http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
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Relation:

European medical, health and pharmaceutical journal--MED00177703

Source:

European medical, health and pharmaceutical journal : open access reviewed journal | 2012 Volume:2012 | Number:4

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Date:

2012