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SM ISO690:2012 SELEVESTRU, Rodica, CONICA, Corina, ROTARU-COJOCARI, Diana, BOZADJI, Veaceslav, FARMACHE, Nina, ŞCIUCA, Svetlana. Lung damage in hospitalized children with COVID-19. In: Revista de Ştiinţe ale Sănătăţii din Moldova, 2022, nr. 3 An.1(29), p. 396. ISSN 2345-1467. |
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Background. Coronavirus disease 2019 in children has been a major problem in the evolutionary stages of the global pandemic due to the variety and severity of bronchopulmonary damage. The WHO suggests use of chest radioimaging to confirm bronchopulmonary lesions in COVID-19 in patients who already have suggestive clinical and laboratory data. Objective pf the study. Study of lung damage by radiological imaging examination in children with COVID-19 infection hospitalized at the Institute of Mother and Child (IMC). Material and Methods. The prospective clinical trial evaluated pulmonary radiological changes in 968 children with COVID-19 moderate form in IMC (2021-2022). Patients were evaluated by postero-anterior incidence chest x-ray with the portable MobileArt X-Ray System MUX-10. Statistical data was processed by Epi Info 7.2, Microsoft Excel. Results. Pulmonary radiographic imaging in children with SARS-CoV-2 infection found interstitial changes in „ground glass” in 52.8%: 95% CI 47-58.5. Pulmonary condensation opacities in 16.7%: 95% CI 12.8-21.5 confirmed pneumonia of bacterial etiology associated with COVID-19 infection. Acute bronchitis in hospitalized children was confirmed in 20.3%: 95% CI 16-25.4, and obstructive bronchitis characterized by imaging phenomena of hyperinflation in 12.6%: 95% CI 8.3-18 cases. Young age children and infants had a thymus hyperplasia in 21.6%: 95% CI 17.2-26.8 cases. Conclusions. Lung damage caused by COVID-19 infection in children is mainly characterized by changes with interstitial inflammation that are confirmed by Chest X-ray. |
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Cuvinte-cheie bronchopulmonary damage, radiography, COVID19, children, afectarea bronhopulmonară, radiografie, COVID-19, copii |
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