Purpura clinical study of 56 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Purpura clinical study of 56 cases [Abstract] Objective To investigate the clinical purpura. Methods in 56 cases of our hospital’s clinical characteristics in children with allergies, clinical manifestations, such as kidney damage were analyzed. Results rural and pastoral areas of 38 cases in children, accounting for 67.86 %, infection 39 cases, accounting for 69.64%, eating special foods in 28 cases, accounting for 50.00% of the kidney symptoms in 22 cases, accounting for 39.29%, plus joint symptoms, skin purpura in 16 patients, accounting for 28.57%, gastrointestinal symptoms, skin purpura Canada 36 cases, accounting for 64.29% .53 patients were cured and improved, accounting for 94.64%. Conclusion prevalence increasing trend year by year. rural and pastoral areas the incidence of children ever before. predisposing factors for the infection is still the first. gastrointestinal symptoms were , high incidence of kidney damage. [Keywords:] Allergens allergic purpura check platelet count Allergic purpura is mainly capillaries primary allergic inflammatory disease, can affect multiple systems. Skin 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 our department in September 2004 ~ June 2006 case report 56 cases were treated as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information The group of 56 cases, 27 males and 29 females, the youngest 4 years old, maximum 16 years, an average of 10 years of age. Disease is a good age to school age, preschool children. Male to female ratio 1.21:1. 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. Cutaneous manifestations typical skin rash, brown-red rash, prominent on the skin surface, the pressure of not fade, either alone or fused