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Yifan Wang^1,2, Yuhan Jiang^1,2, Ruiwen Xia^1,2

¹Clinical School of Paediatrics, Tianjin Medical University, Tianjin, China.

Italian journal of pediatrics

|April 27, 2025

概括

在患有腺病毒性肺炎的儿童中,早期预测塑性支气管炎 (PB) 是可能的. 减少呼吸声,D-二次体和LDH水平是关键的危险因素,有助于临床决策.

科学领域:

儿科肺病学儿科肺病学
传染性疾病传染性疾病
临床预测建模模型

背景情况:

腺病毒性肺炎是儿童常见的呼吸道感染.
塑性支气管炎 (PB) 是由腺病毒性肺炎引起的严重并发症.
早期识别面临PB风险的儿童对于及时干预至关重要.

研究的目的:

分析儿科腺病毒性肺炎的临床特征.
确定预测塑性支气管炎 (PB) 的独立风险因素.
开发和验证儿童PB的预测性名谱.

主要方法:

对164名患有腺病毒性肺炎的儿童的临床数据的回顾性分析.
在PB和非PB组之间比较临床特征,症状,实验室发现和成像.
多变量后勤回归和名图构造用于识别风险因素和预测PB.

主要成果:

多变量分析确定了减少的呼吸声音,升高的D-二次体 (D-D) 水平和增加的乳酸脱酶 (LDH) 水平作为PB的显著风险因素.
开发的诺米图实现了0.904的AUC,这表明预测准确度很高.
诺米图表表现出良好的校准,表明可靠的预测.

结论:

减少呼吸声,D-D和LDH水平是儿童腺病毒性肺炎中PB的独立预测因素.
经过验证的名图是早期PB预测和临床管理的宝贵工具.
建议在更大,多样化的群体中进行进一步验证,以确认名图的实用性.

关键词:

亚地诺病毒性肺炎是一种肺炎.纤维光学支气管镜镜检查纤维光学支气管镜检查诺莫格拉姆模型的模型塑性支气管炎是一种塑性支气管炎.风险因素风险因素

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