Purpura Clinical analysis of 49 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Purpura Clinical analysis of 49 cases [Paper Keywords] purpura; allergen inspection; platelet count [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the clinical purpura features. METHODS: In our hospital 49 cases of allergic purpura purpura in children with clinical characteristics, clinical manifestations, kidney damage and other analysis results: rural patients children 33 cases, 67.3%; infection 34 cases, 69.4%; eat special food in 22 cases, 44.9%; the kidney symptoms in 6 cases, accounting for 12.2%; skin purpura plus joint symptoms in 21 cases, 42.9%; skin purpura plus gastrointestinal symptoms in 36 patients, accounting for 73.5% .43 patients were cured and improved, accounting for 87.8% Conclusion: the prevalence has increased year by year trend of rural children with increased incidence in the past. predisposing infection is still the first. Henoch-Schonlein purpura is inflammation of the capillary-based primary allergic disease, can affect multiple systems. Skin is the most common, followed by the gastrointestinal tract, joints, in particular, can cause kidney damage (HSPN), more acute onset symptoms varied, there is an increasing trend in recent years, the incidence rate. Now with my Department in September 2004 - September 2008 treated 49 cases of cases reported as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General information on the 49 cases, 32 males and 17 females, the youngest 5 years old, maximum 12 years, mean age of communicable disease at the age of school age, preschool children. Male to female ratio of approximately 2.8:1. 1.2 general clinical symptoms: Most patients in 1 to 2 weeks before the onset of a history of upper respiratory tract infection and symptoms, skin manifestations typical rash, pink rash, higher than the skin surface, shapes and sizes, press the non-fading, alone or combined, symmetrical, side to stretch the limbs and buttocks more common, very few violations of the trunk, may be associated with itching