SOME FACTORS RELATED TO THE RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF PECOPD WITH PNEUMONIA AT THAI NGUYEN CENTRAL HOSPITAL

Lương Thị Kiều Diễm1,, Quản Văn Thắng2, Nguyễn Thị Lan Anh1, Vi Thị Ngọc Bích1, Lò Thị Thanh Huyền1
1 Thai Nguyen University of Medicine and Pharmacy
2 Medical Assessment Center of Phu Tho province

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Objectives: To determine some factors related to the treatment outcomes of patients with pECOPD at Thai Nguyen Central Hospital in 2021. Subjects: 54 patients diagnosed with pECOPD were treated at the Respiratory Department. Methods: cross-sectional description. Results: Mean age: 71.75±9.64; Mostly seen > 60 years old. More male than female. The rate of having more than 2 episodes of exacerbation is 96.3%. Average BMI was 20.78±5.75; obesity 16.7%, average 63.0%; skinny 20.4%. X ray: interstitial lesions 42.9%, bronchial vapors 52.4%, opacities 100.0%. Patients who do not smoke/have quit: good treatment results 18,5%/27,8%; are smoking 7,4 %. pECOPD > 2 exacerbations/year, good treatment results 44,4%. Good treatment results skinny BMI 7,5%; average 29,6%; obesity 12.9%. History of using ICS: good treatment results 27,8%; not good 70,4%. pECOPD level GOLD C, GOLD D good treatment 44,4%; 27,8%; not good 13,0%; 14,8%.

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