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The 2019 global pandemic of Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19) is the worst global public health crisis in recent years.
researchers recently compared differences in clinical performance and risk of death in patients hospitalized with coronavirus disease (Covid-19) and seasonal influenza in 2019.
study, conducted in the United States, involved 3,641 patients with neo-coronary pneumonia who were hospitalized between February 1 and June 17, 2020 and 12,676 patients hospitalized with seasonal influenza between 2017 and 19.
of the study were differences in clinical performance, consumption of medical resources (including the use of mechanical aeration, intensive care and length of stay) and death.
study found that patients with neocycline pneumonia had acute kidney injury (1.52), kidney replacement therapy (4.11), insulin use (1.86), severe septic shock (4.04), booster use (3.95), pulmonary artery embolism (1.50), deep vein thrombosis (1) .50), stroke (1.62), acute myocarditis (7.82), arrhythmic and sudden cardiac death (1.76), elevated ticklein (1.75), elevated tyrosine transaminase (3.16), and transverse muscle dissolution (1.84) significantly increased the risk.
compared to seasonal influenza, patients with neo-coronary pneumonia had an increased risk of death (4.97), mechanical aeration (4.01), and ICU treatment (2.41), with an average length of hospital stay of 3 days.
for people over 75 with chronic kidney disease, dementia, and black patients with obesity, diabetes, or chronic kidney disease, the risk of death between neo-crown pneumonia and seasonal influenza was greatest.
compared with seasonal influenza, patients hospitalized with neo-corona pneumonia have a higher risk of non-pulmonary organ dysfunction and death, and consume more medical resources.
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