Children with recurrent respiratory tract infections of lung spleen of formation of Logistic Regression Analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 Children with recurrent respiratory tract infections of lung spleen of formation of Logistic Regression Analysis Of: Lee Chi-fung, Wang Lining, Huang Bi, early dawn, with Liu, Li Weiwei [Abstract] Objective To investigate children with recurrent respiratory tract infection (RRTI) pulmonary syndrome of spleen deficiency syndrome and the formation of factors, prevention and control provide the basis for children with recurrent respiratory tract infection. Methods 2 to 7 years 438 patients with recurrent respiratory tract infections in children and 116 non-respiratory tract infections in children case control study conducted. preparation of the formation of recurrent respiratory tract infection syndrome factor questionnaire, predisposing factors for respiratory tract infections, past medical history, past drug use prevalence, physical form factor and design during the development of 31 groups, etc., a total of 113 cards may RRTI formation factors as climate variables, lung deficiency syndrome as a constant, then Logistic regression analysis. Results 438 cases in children with recurrent respiratory tract infections accounted for 186 cases of lung deficiency syndrome (42.47%), The formation of the lung spleen and drug abuse, seasonal changes, asthma, genetic and lifestyle factors, such as 12 nursing. Conclusion of drug abuse is the lung spleen RRTI the main factors affecting the formation of rational use of drugs is complex sense of control children an important measure of lung spleen . [Keywords:] in children with recurrent respiratory tract infections; lung spleen; logistic regression analysis; abuse of antibiotics Recurrent respiratory tract infections (recurrent respiratory tract infection RRTI) is common and frequently occurring in children during the. Where the upper respiratory tract infection in children 1 year or the number of frequent lower respiratory tract infection, over a certain range, is known as recurrent respirat