Childrens X-segmental features of mycoplasma pneumonia.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Children’s X-segmental features of mycoplasma pneumonia amp;quot;Summaryamp;quot; Objective To analyze the chest X-ray findings of segmental changes in the characteristics of pneumonia in children, combined with the clinical discussion of the relationship between mycoplasma infection. Methods in March 2004 ~ May 2005 to 89 cases of pneumonia in hospitalized children with clinical and X-ray findings were analyzed retrospectively. Results 89 cases of children being both lateral chest X-ray showed segmental changes, simply the segmental consolidation in 18 cases, with interstitial changes in 71 cases. Confirmed 71 cases of mycoplasma infection. Conclusion of school-age children, patients with pneumonia, particularly in heavy clinical symptoms, chest X-ray findings are mainly segmental changes and interstitial lesions, the possibility of mycoplasma infection in large. amp;quot;Keywords:amp;quot; children; mycoplasma pneumonia; segmental; X-ray sign amp;quot;Abstractamp;quot; Objective To discuss the relationship between segmental phenomenon and Mycoplasmal Pneumonia (MP), through study the x-ray sign of childrens pneumonia with segmental changes.Methods The clinical data and x-ray radiologic findings of 89 pneumonia cases in children who hospitalized during 2004-2005 were analyzed retrospectively.Results Chest x-ray features were as follows: the segmental changes was shown in all 89 cases, segmental consolidation in 18 cases; complicated with pulmonary interstitial changes in 71 cases, and MP was confirmed in 71 cases . Conclusion It many suggest that segmental changes with interstitial infiltration in the chest plain films of childrens pneumonia must be MP. amp;quot;Keywords:amp;quot; children; mycoplasmal pneumonia; segmental change; x-ray sign Acute lower respiratory tract infection pathogens mainly viruses, bacteria and mycoplasma pneumonia, and so on, each of pathogens due to X-ray findings vary. Mycoplasma pneumonia in recent years