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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Pulmonary infection in patients with stroke related factors [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the impact of pulmonary infection in patients with stroke factors. Methods: 399 patients with acute stroke patient medical records, retrospective analysis of patient age, nature of stroke, disease and pulmonary infection. Results: The older , the greater chance of lung infection, lung infection of hemorrhagic stroke was significantly higher than the incidence of ischemic stroke, the more severe the disease, the more chance of lung infection. Conclusion: age, stroke type, severity of disease and the occurrence of pulmonary infection. [Keywords:] age; disease; stroke; lung infection Acute stroke is a serious threat to health and life of the elderly in common disease, its very common pulmonary infection, 50% of coma patients have varying degrees of pulmonary infection [1], increasing the patient’s condition and prognosis. In this paper, I analyzed the hospital with acute stroke patients with pulmonary infection-related factors. 1 Subjects and methods Collected 399 cases of hospitalized patients with acute stroke, according to the 1995 National Conference on the fourth standard cerebrovascular disease diagnosis [2] and confirmed by brain CT scan (lacunar infarction and TIA is not counted). According to stroke clinical neurological deficit score, the stroke disease into mild, moderate, and severe. Guangfu reference diagnosis of pulmonary infection [3] standards. According to clinical manifestations, routine blood test, chest radiograph, blood gas examination, the lung infection were divided into mild, moderate, and severe. mild: only cough, white or yellow sputum, pulmonary rales, no cyanosis, normal or mildly elevated blood (WBC lt;15.0 109 / L); chest mild inflammation. Moderate: cough, more purulent sputum, pulmonary sputum more; wheezing, mild cyanosis; blood significantly increased (WBCgt; 15.0 109 / L); chest moderate to seve