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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 67 cases of senile acquired pneumonia clinical features and treatment research Paper Keywords pneumonia in the elderly Treatment of iatrogenic disease Abstract Objective: To investigate age-acquired pneumonia (HAP) and clinical treatment of Methods: 67 cases of senile acquired pneumonia in patients with the diagnosis and treatment. Conducted a retrospective analysis of the results: age-acquired pneumonia in the elderly . associated with chronic underlying disease, 59 cases, accounting for 88%, with sputum culture results of 50 cases of .55 cases of significant improvement in symptoms and signs of 82%, 12 deaths, the mortality rate was 18% Conclusion: The treatment of senile acquired pneumonia, should pay attention to the choice of drugs and clinical treatments for age-acquired pneumonia improve the cure rate and reduce mortality. In recent years, age-acquired pneumonia (HAP) the incidence is rising, mainly due to an increase in resistant strains, clinical treatment more difficult, higher mortality rate. Are admitted to the hospital-acquired pneumonia in elderly patients with clinical features and effect, as follows. Materials and Methods General information: Our data are from June 2007-May 2008 hospitalized patients admitted to our hospital, all patients in accordance with the development of China’s 1990 lt;lt;Hospital-acquired bronchitis - pneumonia, diagnostic criteriagt;gt; to judge . acquired pneumonia was diagnosed in 67 cases, the incidence rate of 3%, 38 males and 29 females, aged 60 to 83 years old, 60 to 69 years in 4 cases, 70 to 79 years in 36 cases, 27 cases over 80 years The combined 2 or more chronic diseases, 58 patients (86%), cerebrovascular disease, of which 39 cases, 30 cases of congestive heart failure, hypertension in 37 cases, 15 cases of diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, 8 cases admitted to hospital two weeks 30 patients with infection after clinical manifestations of .67 patients had v