Spontaneous hemorrhage in severe forms of Covid 19 infections

Q4 Medicine
F. Pašić, Haris Elezovic, Maid Omerović, A. Pašić
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Background: This research paper is an expression of a desire to view COVID 19 from the perspective of a spontaneous hemorrhage induced on different organ systems. Introduction of a stratified approach to the problem of hemorrhage has become an imperative in medical treatment. Aim: To determine the real figure of spontaneous hemorrhage cases in severe forms of infections caused by Covid 19.Material and methods: The research included 745 patients that suffered from severe forms of infections caused by Covid 19 who were treated in a Respiratory clinic in Tuzla University Clinical Center during 2020 and 2021. The spontaneous hemorrhage was determined on the grounds of laboratory parameters of blood counts and CRP, hemodynamic monitoring of TA and pulse, and CT imagining diagnostic technique.Results: The study presents information about the medical treatment outcome in the case of 5 patients (0,67%) who experienced spontaneous hemorrhage as a part of Covid 19 infection in relation to the total number of 745 patients who were treated during that period in the Respiratory clinic as Covid patients with severe forms of infection. Out of 5 patients who acquired spontaneous hemorrhage 3 were operated. For 4 patients the outcome was lethal. One of the female patients who was in the group of those who were not operated and who had undergone a conservative treatment has survived. In our group of analyzed patients two patients suffered from the hematoma of the front abdominal wall, two had retroperitoneal hematoma and one patient acquired hemorrhage in the abdomen and thoracic with the developing DIC.Conclusion: Relatively low percentage of cases developing spontaneous hemorrhage 5 (0, 67%) but relatively high mortality rate in the cases where it did occur, 4 out of 5 monitored patients, requires certain suggestions that are being presented in this study as to how to approach the cases of spontaneous hemorrhage in the severe forms of Covid 19 infections in more consistent manner in order to improve the outcome of the medical treatment of these cases.
严重形式的Covid - 19感染导致自发性出血
背景:本研究希望从不同器官系统的自发性出血的角度来看待COVID - 19。对出血问题采用分层方法已成为医学治疗的当务之急。目的:确定新型冠状病毒感染重症自发性出血病例的真实数字。材料和方法:该研究包括2020年至2021年期间在图兹拉大学临床中心呼吸道诊所接受治疗的745名患有Covid - 19引起的严重感染的患者。根据血球计数、CRP实验室参数、TA、脉搏血流动力学监测及CT影像诊断技术确定自发性出血。结果:该研究提供了5例(0.67%)作为Covid - 19感染的一部分出现自发性出血的患者的医疗结果信息,与此期间在呼吸道诊所治疗的745例严重感染的Covid - 19患者的总数有关。自发性出血5例,3例行手术治疗。4例患者死亡。其中一名女性患者没有接受手术,接受了保守治疗,她活了下来。本组患者中2例为腹壁前血肿,2例为腹膜后血肿,1例为腹腔胸椎出血伴DIC发展。结论:发生自发性出血的病例比例相对较低(0.67%),但在发生自发性出血的病例中死亡率相对较高(5例监测患者中有4例),本研究需要提出一些建议,以更一致的方式处理Covid - 19严重感染形式的自发性出血病例,以改善这些病例的医疗效果。
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