Clinical-epidemiological factors related to sepsis in pediatric ages
Keywords:
Sepsis/epidemiology, Child.Abstract
Introduction: Sepsis is the secondary systemic inflammatory response to infection, and represents a major challenge for its diagnosis and management.
Objective: To characterize the clinical and epidemiological factors associated with sepsis in children aged 28 days to 18 years in the service of Intensive Care of the Pediatric Provincial Teaching Hospital "Pepe Portilla" of Pinar del Rio, from January to December 2014.
Method: A descriptive cross-sectional observational study was conducted, including all septic patients from the community to match the sample with the universe.
Results: 561 children were admitted to intensive care, 21% of them at some stage of sepsis. Children under one year prevailed (44 patients, 36.9%), followed by preschoolers (38, 31.9%) . The male sex dominated in 56.3%, patients who arrived in advanced stages (11 of the 19 children) had a chronic illness, malnourished children arrived in advanced stages of sepsis, respiratory infections predominated in 47.1% and in 18.4% no specific organ system was found.
Conclusions: sepsis predominated in male children under 5 years. Advanced stages related to malnutrition and chronic diseases.
Recommendations: Raise these results to the provincial leadership of the Program for Maternal and Child Care in order to elaborate strategies to reduce sepsis and so the numbers of infant mortality.
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