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Objective To discuss the clinical features and risk factors of death in children with severe pneumonia treated with invasive mechanical ventilation.Methods Through a retrospective analysis of children with severe pneumonia treated with invasive mechanical ventilation,who were hospitalized in PICU of Tianjin Children′s Hospital from Jan 2011 to Dec 2014,we analyzed the distribution of age,etiologic characteristics,mechanical ventilation,complications and background diseases.The single factor analysis and multiple factors Logistic regression analysis were performed to evaluate the risk factors of death.Results A total of 214 pediatric patients were included,134 were male,and 80 were female.The case fatality rate was 6.17%,the relevance ratio of pathogenic microorganism was 16.36%.The median age of death group was older than that of the survival group(4 mouths vs 2 mouths,P=0.039).The pediatric patients who were more than 1 year old in death group were more than the survival group(21.43% vs 15.8%,P<0.001).The common complications included dencephalopathy(11.68%) and electrolyte imbalance(8.41%).Anemia,cardiopathy and alloplasia of respiratory system were the top background diseases.The results of Logistic multivariate regression analysis showed that there were significant differences in the age above 1 year old(OR:1.019,95%CI:1.003-1.030,P=0.019),secondary acute respiratory distress syndrome(OR:7.254,95%CI:1.581-33.277,P=0.011) and accompanying cardiopathy(OR:0.47,95%CI:0.273-0.81,P=0.007).Conclusion The risk factors of death in children with severe pneumonia treated with invasive mechanical ventilation are the following:the age above 1 year old,secondary acute respiratory distress syndrome or accompanying cardiopathy.
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OBJECTIVES: This study was conducted to identify the factors influencing the mortality of Koreans over the age of 40 by a nested case-control study. METHODS: The cohort consisted of the beneficiaries of Korea Medical Insurance Corporation for Government Employees & Private School Teachers and Staff(KMIC) who received health examinations of KMIC in 1992 and 1993 retrospectively. At that time, they were more than 40 years old. The cases were 19,258 cohort members who had died until December 31, 1997. The controls were 19,258 cohort members who were alive until December 31, 1997. Controls were matched with age and sex distribution of the cases. The data used in this study were the funeral expenses requesting files, and the files of health examinations and health questionnaires gathered in 1992 and 1993. To assess the putative risk factors of death, student t-test, chi-square test, multiple logistic regression analysis were used. RESULTS: In multiple logistic regression analysis, independent risk factors of death were as follows; systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, blood glucose, AST, urine glucose, urine protein, alcohol drinking(frequency), cigarette smoking and perceived health status, intake of restoratives and blood transfusion showed positive associations with death; coffee consumption showed negative associations with death; and body mass index and serum total cholesterol showed J-shaped association with death. CONCLUSIONS: Regarding the direction of association, the result of analysis on the data restricted to '96-'97 was same as that of '93-'97. But in some variables such as obesity, serum cholesterol, the odds ratios of death in the data of '96-'97 were higer than those of '93-'94, which suggested that the data of '93-'94 was bearing effect-cause relationship. We concluded that it suggested further researches using long-term follow-up data to be needed in this area.