THE BACTERIA ASSOCIATED SEPSIS IN PATIENTS WITH VALVULAR HEART DISEASE (1/2018 – 6/2022)
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Objective: Describle bacteria associated sepsis in patients with ValVular heart disease at National Hospital of Tropical Disease and Bach Mai Hospital. Subjects and methods: Cross-sectional description of 239 inpatients at at National Hospital of Tropical Disease and Bach Mai Hospital from January 2018 to June 2022. Result: The most patient male 64,4% and common in the age group of 30 – 59 years old (50,6%). Farming accounted for the highest proportion (20.5%) followed by pensioners and employees. Most of the people in the study were patients with no history of heart disease, heart ValVes (66.9%) and no prior surgical interVention (86.4%). The most common etiologies were S.aureus, E.coli, S.Viridans group, CoNS (Coagulase negatiVe Staphylococci) group and K.pneumoniae, in which S.aureus accounted for the highest rate of 35.6%. There was no difference in 5 common etiological groups between natural and artificial heart ValVes. Conclusion: The fiVe most common etiological groups are S.aureus, E.coli, S.Viridans, CoNS and K.pneumoniae. MRSA is 62.4% and E.coli with ESBL positiVe. There was no difference in 5 common etiological groups between natural and prosthetic heart ValVes. Conclusion: The most common etiological groups are S.aureus, E.coli, S.Viridans, CoNS and K.pneumoniae. MRSA is 62.4% and E.coli with ESBL positiVe. There was no difference in 5 common etiological groups between natural and artificial heart ValVes.
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Sepsis, bacteria, ValVular heart disease.
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