Childrens Clinical analysis of 19 cases of lobar pneumonia.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Children’s Clinical analysis of 19 cases of lobar pneumonia [Abstract] Objective To study the clinical manifestations of lobar pneumonia. Methods 19 cases of lobar pneumonia the clinical features and prognosis were analyzed. Results lobar pneumonia begins abruptly, with rapid development, severe illness, the performance is not typical, early disease onset with fever, a rare lung symptoms and lung signs began to appear after 1 week lobar pneumonia, easy to merge pleurisy and so on. Peripheral blood leukocytes is not high, neutral or high pathogenic examination did not find a more unified pathogens. There are groups of disease trends, kindergarten tend to have more than the disease, and symptoms similar to the present have a certain infectious disease. Age of onset range from infants to children have disease. Conclusion of children this year, there is a certain trend lobar pneumonia. [Keywords:] Pneumonia, lobar / diagnosis; clinical analysis; Streptococcus pneumoniae; cough; children Lobar pneumonia is mainly caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae, etc., lesions involving more than one lung segment lung tissue in order to diffuse alveolar exudate consisting mainly of cellulose acute inflammation. Lesions began in partial alveoli, and quickly spread to a lung segment or the entire large-leafed. Clinically, rapid onset, often with high fever, aversion to cold start, followed by chest pain, cough, cough rust colored sputum, difficulty breathing and have signs of lung consolidation and peripheral blood white blood cell count increased and so the performance. Duration of about 1 week, body temperature plummeted, the symptoms disappear. Belongs to traditional Chinese medicine ‘air temperature’’lung carbuncle’ well being. A clinical data 1.1 General information on children in this group 19 cases, including 12 males and 7 females; and the youngest 1 year 2 months, maximum 14 years old, a 3-year-old in 5 cases, 4 to 7 years old in 10 cases, 8 ~ 14