ABSTRACT
Objective:To analyze the features and clinical significance of damages to non pulmonary organs like the heart,kidney and peripheral blood in SARS patients.Methods:SPSS 11.0 and SDAS software packages were used to retrospectively analyze the damages to the heart,kidney and peripheral blood in 330 clinically confirmed SARS cases.Results:(1)The heart damage occurred within 1 week after SARS onset in mild cases; the rates of LDH,HBDH,CK and CK MB returning to normal were 74.2%,80.6%,100% and 100%,respectively.In severe cases,the heart damage usually occurred 1 week after SARS onset; the rates of LDH,HBDH,CK and CK MB returning to normal were 32.2%,29.5%,55.2% and 44.4%,respectively.Ten patients whose CK MB didnot return to normal died.(2) The changes of RBC count appeared after an average of 1 week (1 10 d) in 54.2% of the patients.It returned to normal in all the mild SARS cases after an average of 12.5(4 21) d but didnot in 18.4% of the severe cases ( P