Caracterización de una población de niños con sepsis bacteriana en hospital de Pereira, Colombia, durante dos años de observación. 2018- 2019
Caracterización de una población de niños con sepsis bacteriana en hospital de Pereira, Colombia, durante dos años de observación. 2018- 2019
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Sáenz, Alvaro Andrés
Martínez , José William
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Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira
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2022
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La sepsis afecta a 1.2 millones de niños cada año, teniendo una mortalidad aproximada del 10% que va en aumento en los países en vías de desarrollo, además se presenta principalmente en pacientes con factores de riesgo como menores de 3 meses, inmunodeficientes, usuarios de dispositivos implantables que recibieron alguna cirugia previa o tuvieron hospitalizacion previa, hay pocos estudios en nuestro país y en paises de bajos y medianos ingresos por lo que se propone una caracterización para determinar similitudes y diferencias con las reportadas en la literatura mundial, encontrandose que variables como temperatura, conteo de monocitos y tiempo de antibioticos se relacionan con supervivencia si estos están disminuidos.
Sepsis affects 1.2 million children each year, with an approximate mortality rate of 10%, which is increasing in developing countries. It also occurs mainly in patients with risk factors such as those under 3 months of age, immunocompromised, users of implantable devices that received some previous surgery or had previous hospitalization, there are few studies in our country and in low and middle income countries, so a characterization is proposed to determine similarities and differences with those reported in the world literature, finding that variables such as temperature, monocyte count and antibiotic time are related to survival if these are decreased.
Sepsis affects 1.2 million children each year, with an approximate mortality rate of 10%, which is increasing in developing countries. It also occurs mainly in patients with risk factors such as those under 3 months of age, immunocompromised, users of implantable devices that received some previous surgery or had previous hospitalization, there are few studies in our country and in low and middle income countries, so a characterization is proposed to determine similarities and differences with those reported in the world literature, finding that variables such as temperature, monocyte count and antibiotic time are related to survival if these are decreased.