Concurrent chemoradiotherapy in patients with lung cancer risk factors of nosocomial infection.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Concurrent chemoradiotherapy in patients with lung cancer risk factors of nosocomial infection [Abstract] Objective: To explore the concurrent chemoradiotherapy in patients with lung cancer risk factors of nosocomial infection and preventive measures. Methods: Retrospective Analysis of 252 cases of our hospital-line synchronous chemo-radiotherapy in 252 cases of patient with locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients, of which 58 cases had nosocomial infection (accounting for 23.02%); of their age, hospitalization days, irradiated volume, KPS score, radiation pneumonia, white blood cell count, associated with other diseases, hospital infection site, pathogen assessment and statistical analysis. Results: The locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients a higher incidence of nosocomial infection, infection factors and age, hospitalization days, associated with other diseases and antimicrobial drug use was positively correlated with white blood cell count was negatively correlated; infection sites were respiratory tract mainly pathogens multi-distributed in the sputum and blood. Conclusion: The locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients are high risk of nosocomial infection and should focus attention. [Keywords:] non-small cell lung cancer hospital infection prevention measures concurrent chemoradiotherapy Cancer risk factors of infection, with the industrialization process, the lung cancer incidence and mortality in the world, rapid growth in many countries, modern medicine has developed to enable continuous optimization of the treatment of lung cancer, chemotherapy and radiotherapy is currently synchronized locally advanced non-small-cell the standard treatment for lung cancer, one of the measures, but the increase in efficacy in patients also increased the toxicity of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, while the possibility of nosocomial infection increases. To understand the occurrence of nosocomial infection