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まとめ
入院の胸部X線は,特に症状のない患者では,患者の管理をめったに変更しません. 定期的な胸部X線 (CXRs) は,患者のケアに影響を及ぼさずに60%削減できます.
科学分野:
- メディカルイマージング (医学イメージング)
- クリニカル・マネジメント
- 診断の精度 診断の精度
背景:
- 入院の胸部X線 (CXR) は,一般病棟で頻繁に使用されます.
- すべての入院患者における日常的なCXRの臨床的影響と必要性は,引き続き調査の対象となっています.
研究 の 目的:
- 一般病棟に入院した患者の臨床管理に対する入院時の胸部X線による独立した効果を将来的に評価する.
- 患者の診断,調査,治療計画を変更する際のCXRの効果を決定する.
主な方法:
- 432回連続した全般医療病棟入院の見通し評価.
- 診断,調査,治療を含む臨床データは,CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.CXR.
- CXR後の管理の変化は,患者のプレゼンテーションとCXRの発見に基づいて記録され,分析されました.
主要な成果:
- 432人の患者のうち,226人 (53%) が異常なCXRを持っていたが,CXRの9%だけが管理の変更につながった.
- 心肺疾患の症状のない患者では (n=214),CXRは5%で管理を変えたが,1.4%で改善した.
- 管理の変更は,新しい心呼吸器疾患 (14%) と胸部疾患の可能性 (9%) の患者で最も高かった.
結論:
- 胸部疾患の臨床的証拠のない患者の通常の入院胸部X線は,臨床的利益が最小限である.
- 明確な徴候を有する患者におけるCXRの選択的使用は,検査の数を約60%減らすことができる.
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