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Rev. Anesth.-Réanim. Med. Urg. Toxicol. ; 15(1): 46-48, 2023. figures
Article in French | AIM (Africa) | ID: biblio-1438428

ABSTRACT

La triade bronchectasies, sinusites et situs inversus caractérisent le syndrome de Kartagener. Sa transmission est autosomique récessive. Le cas de cette jeune fille de 19 ans que nous rapportons permet de déterminer la place de l'imagerie dans la démarche diagnostique de cette pathologie. La patiente présentait un syndrome clinique respiratoire récidivant depuis sa naissance. Le diagnostic a été posé par l'examen scannographique. L'évolution de la maladie dépend de la précocité du diagnostic.


Subject(s)
Humans , Situs Inversus , Kartagener Syndrome , Dyspnea , Early Diagnosis
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Rev. anesth.-réanim. med. urgence ; 14(1): 1-6, 2022. tables
Article in French | AIM (Africa) | ID: biblio-1371624

ABSTRACT

Introduction : L'oxygène est un médicament. Une prescription non appropriée peut occasionner une insuffisance ou un excès d'apport source de dépenses hospitalières dans les pays en développement. L'objectif était d'évaluer la prescription de l'oxygénothérapie dans un service d'urgence et de soins intensifs et d'observer les modalités d'utilisation pour permettre d'ajuster les objectifs et les cibles thérapeutiques en prenant comme référence les recommandations. Matériels et Méthodes : Il s'agit d'une étude prospective descriptive sur trois mois, en 2018, de la prescription de l'oxygène au service des urgences et de soins intensifs dans un hôpital de référence de Mahajanga. Quatre obus et quatre extracteurs étaient les sources d'oxygène pour 18 lits d'accueil, de déchoquage et de soins intensifs. Ni un générateur d'oxygène ni des matériels de ventilation spécifique n'étaient disponibles. L'étude statistique a été réalisée avec le logiciel SPSS® v.20, le test Khi2 utilisé pour la comparaison des valeurs avec un seuil de signification p˂0,05. Résultats : Sur 599 admissions, 244 patients (40,7%) bénéficiant d'un apport en oxygène ont été inclus dans l'étude. L'âge moyen était de 47,6 ans avec prédominance masculine (sex-ratio de 1,4). Une saturation d'au plus 90% a été retrouvée dans 25% des cas. Les 40% des patients ont été référés pour une « oxygénothérapie ¼. Les pathologies en cause étaient neurologiques dans 34,4% des cas, touchant la tranche d'âge de 40 à 60 ans (p=0,006), respiratoires pour 21,7% et cardio-vasculaires dans 13,9%. Les lunettes à oxygène étaient utilisées à 71,7%, l'obus à oxygène à 69,3% dans les premières 24 heures (p=0,001). La mortalité était de 22,5% avec 60,6% des patients décédés qui avaient une saturation en oxygène de 90% au maximum (p=0,05). Conclusion : Un algorithme standard avec une saturation pulsée en oxygène ciblée et des techniques plus appropriées auraient permis d'économiser l'oxygène hospitalier et de réduire la mortalité.


Background: Oxygen is a drug. An inappropriate prescription can lead to insufficient or excessive intake, which is a source of hospital expenditure in low-income countries. The aim of the study was to assess the prescription of oxygen therapy in an emergency and intensive care unit and to observe the modalities of its use to allow adjustment of the therapeutic objectives and targets according to the current recommendations. Materials and Methods: We conducted a prospective descriptive study over three months, in 2018, of the prescription of oxygen in the Emergency and Intensive Care Department, of a referral hospital in Mahajanga. Four oxygen cylinder and 4 concentrators were available as oxygen sources for 18 beds intended for patient reception, destock and intensive care. The hospital did not have an oxygen generator or specific ventilation equipment. The statistical study was carried out with SPSS® v.20 software, the Khi2 test used for the comparison of values with a significance level p˂0.05. Results: Of 599 admissions, 244 patients (40.7%) receiving oxygen were included in the study. The average age was 47.6 years with a male predominance (sex ratio : 1.4). Oxygen saturation ≤90% was found in 25% of cases. The 40% of patients were referred for "oxygen therapy". The main disease were neurological in 34.4%, affecting the age group of 40 to 60 years (p=0.006); respiratory for 21.7% and cardiovascular in 13.9%. Nasal cannulas were used in 71.7%, the oxygen cylinder in 69.3% in the first 24 hours (p=0.001). Mortality was 22.5% of which 60.6% had oxygen saturation ≤90% (p=0.05). Conclusion: Using a standard algorithm with targeted SpO2 and more appropriate techniques would have saved hospital oxygen and reduced mortality.


Subject(s)
Oxygen Inhalation Therapy , Critical Care , Drug Evaluation
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Arch Inst Pasteur Madagascar ; 62(1): 18-23, 1995.
Article in French | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-8638972

ABSTRACT

Within 42 months, from June 1990 to December 1993, 454 cases of tuberculosis have been recorded in the central remand home of Antananarivo. The tubercular prevalence observed was there eight times superior to that of the global population of Madagascar. Among the 360 pulmonary tuberculosis, only one did not have any bacteriological proof; among the 94 extrapulmonary tuberculosis, 37 have been proved by histology or bacteriology. Among the extrapulmonary tuberculosis, pleurisies were obviously preeminent (79/94). Association of tubercular localizations could be observed with 21% of the patients. New cases of smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis (PMT+) represented 81% of all the PMT+, recurrences were 9% and revivals 10%. Since February 1991, the 8 months short course regimen was the standard applied; before, the lack of stock did not allowed any standardization. The PMT+ new cases recovery rate increased from 42.5% in 1990 to 74% in 1993, whereas lethality decreased from 23% in 1990 to 8% in 1993. Patient dropouts were noted only with released or escaped individuals. Treatment failure rate was 4%. The diminution of cases despite the constancy of prisoners number and the carrying out of activities by the same health team make questionable the explanatory factors of the burst of tuberculosis-diseases in a prison milieu. Because of the importance of prison tubercular foci in terms of public health and the satisfactory results obtained, the Programme proposes to apply the model of partnership developed between the Tonga soa NGO and the prison administration to other prisons in Madagascar.


Subject(s)
Prisons , Tuberculosis , Urban Health , Adolescent , Adult , Aged , Female , Humans , Madagascar , Male , Mass Screening , Middle Aged , Patient Dropouts , Population Surveillance , Prevalence , Treatment Failure , Tuberculosis/diagnosis , Tuberculosis/drug therapy
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Arch Inst Pasteur Madagascar ; 62(1): 59-64, 1995.
Article in French | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-8638981

ABSTRACT

The genetic polymorphism of the mycobacteria of the tuberculosis complex in the city of Antananarivo was studied on 126 strains isolated from positive microscopy pulmonary tuberculosis patients. The genetic profiles established using the RFLP technic and the IS6110 marker yielded 83 clusters of 1 to 29 strains. There were 34 strains with a IS6110 unique band profile of which 29 had a band located at 1.4-1.5 kb. These strains could be differentiated using a second marker, the DR marker. 3 strains with an unique IS6110 band located at 1.8-1.9 kb were identified as M. bovis. In general, there was no evident epidemiological relationship between the patients presenting with identical profiles. In the prison of Antananarivo, the IS6110 typing of 36 strains yielded 28 clusters of 1 to 3 strains. Excepting 2 clusters showing an internal contamination, the absence of profiles specific to the jail suggests that the patients were probably contaminated before their entrance. This preliminary study shows that the RFLP profiles of M. tuberculosis, using the IS6110 and the DR markers, were polymorphic enough for using this method to study the transmission in Antananarivo.


Subject(s)
Contact Tracing , Mycobacterium tuberculosis/genetics , Polymorphism, Restriction Fragment Length , Tuberculosis, Pulmonary/microbiology , Urban Health , Cluster Analysis , Genetic Markers , Humans , Madagascar/epidemiology , Serotyping , Tuberculosis, Pulmonary/epidemiology , Tuberculosis, Pulmonary/transmission
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