Neonatal cold injury syndrome with pulmonary hemorrhage in 40 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Neonatal cold injury syndrome with pulmonary hemorrhage in 40 cases Of: Chen Junfeng Wang Chaoxia Dong Shoumei Neonatal cold injury syndrome referred to as the neonatal cold injury, also known as newborn, the neonatal period refers to a variety of reasons (cold, premature birth, infection, asphyxia caused by hardening of skin and subcutaneous fat and edema, often associated with hypothermia and multiple organ dysfunction, premature children, more common in low birth weight children. The disease is common and frequently-occurring neonatal period, children often associated with a variety of moderate to severe complications, especially pulmonary hemorrhage rather, the reversal rate, high mortality, a serious threat to life. This paper aims to investigate the newborn factors of pulmonary hemorrhage, and proposed control measures to guide clinical treatment. General Information: Since 2003-9-2008-9 only 5 years were treated in our hospital neonatal 145 cases of newborn children. 40 cases with pulmonary hemorrhage. Are in line with the diagnostic criteria for newborn [1 ] and the diagnostic criteria for pulmonary hemorrhage [2]. pulmonary hemorrhage in children with 28 males and 12 females. newborn children, the hospital Weight ~ 1449g 22 cases, including 12 cases of pulmonary hemorrhage, ~ 2499g 85 cases, including 24 cases of pulmonary hemorrhage, weight 2500g or more in 38 cases, 4 cases of pulmonary hemorrhage; premature children, 95 cases of pulmonary hemorrhage in 32 cases, 50 cases of full-term children, including 8 cases of pulmonary hemorrhage; onset age lt;7 days, 102 cases, 32 cases of pulmonary hemorrhage, the incidence of agegt; 7 days in 43 cases, 8 cases of pulmonary hemorrhage, 20 patients with mild scleroderma, pulmonary hemorrhage in 0 cases, 63 cases of moderate scleroderma, pulmonary hemorrhage 3 cases, 72 cases of severe scleroderma, including pulmonary hemorrhage in 37 patients, with diseases, infectious disea